"The monument on Lot #66 belongs to a couple by the names of Singleton and Emma Stull, and features an ancient building, seemingly a temple, in a state of freefalling collapse. Carved by hand, the structure is crafted to appear as if enshrined within the shell of the larger boulder. On exterior of the outer shell, we find second artistic element, and another can be found as well on the temple. One is a strand, or vine, of flowers in full bloom, and the other is a lone feather."
This monument has a huge "biography" of the "whys" in the ornate carving.
See here if you wish.. http://www.mountolivethistory.com/stories-in-stone-blog/turn-turn-turn
I had some difficulty in toning this as the day was very overcast, gloomy(which befits a cemetery and late winter)cold....C&C
Dan
So there are a couple of explanations of a crumbling structure. The irony lies in the fact that the Stull surname comes from the German word “stolle,” which means support or frame.
douter wrote:
A "House Fallen", Daniel!, I would guess...a metaphor. Mine comes up as link invalid.
Douglas
Yes I see that Douglas..let me fix it.
Dan'l
The link is showing "Not Secure". I am not sure why so dont take a chance.....
Nothing important, just someone's comments on the uniqueness of the monument.
