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Once a month I drive past this spot.
This morning I remembered to bring my camera.
It looked really cool with all the snow drifts this past winter.
You can't see it from the road during the summer.
It's hidden by the corn field.








I didn't notice the name on the newer spire until I uploaded the photos.

kramus

The stones denoting those laid to rest are restless. What a demonstration of how dynamic soil is. I am very aware through this photo set of how we are subsumed so readily once the caregivers move away.

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mixedmedia

wow. what a remarkable place. nice!

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Bonesteel Name Meaning and History:

1. Americanized spelling of North German Bohnestiel, a metonymic occupational name for a bean grower or a nickname for a very tall person, from Low German Bohne ‘bean’ + Stiel ‘stalk’.
2. Americanized spelling of French Bonôtal ‘good hotel’.

skizziks

that is beautiful! stunningly dramatic. where is that?

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Thank you, skizziks, Kramus & mixedmedia!
It's located in Southeastern rural WI.