Rookwood Flowers

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I saw this little fella hoping a long betwwn the graves.When I took a picture of him,I didn't realise there was another one there too.They both disappeared very quickly after this photo.







Theres always lovely flowers around rookwood.Some beautiful flowers growing wild around the old parts of the cemetary.Great colours too.

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