Graves
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In a churchyard in North Wales, the grave of Sub-Lieutenant J.N.W. Parish, who died in a training accident during WWII at age 20, prompted reflection on his life and tragic history. His brother, David, also perished during the war, and both are commemorated on the Hawarden War Memorial alongside their mother.
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Burton is a quaint village in Cheshire, known for its picturesque countryside and historical significance. The village features unique graves of Quakers, reflecting the persecution they faced in the past. These graves, shrouded in mystery, draw visitors interested in the village’s rich history and tranquil natural beauty.
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Our tale for Halloween incorporates a disused graveyard, a pirate (or maybe two), a local pub, fish and chips, and a mystery. As Julie Andrews sang in A Sound of Music, “these are a few of my favourite things”