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Hatchet Gravesite Picture

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Does anyone know when the winter picture was taken that showed the flowers on the the two graves. I know that the flowers were placed there by a friend of mine when we visited the LBB&B in November 2004.

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Just came across this group and noticed the Hatchet cover photo. A friend of mine placed the flowers at the graves in November 2004.
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Hi! And Welcome to the forum!

The photo was taken by Mark Amarantes last year. I included a large number of his shots in the February 2005 issue. Here is a tiny version of one of the pages with those flowers. That would be very cool if your friend was the one who did it.

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He definately was the one. He was visiting from the Cincinnati area and had always wanted to visit the Lizzie Borden home. So while he was visiting we made a trip to Fall River. He was the one that stumbled across the picture on the cover of "the Hatchet".
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Just came across this group and noticed the Hatchet cover photo. A friend of mine placed the flowers at the graves in November 2004.
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Those colors were stunning against the snow. It made for a beautiful photograph. Isn't it a small world after all!
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Yes Very much so...... We were very surprised to see the picture !
Just came across this group and noticed the Hatchet cover photo. A friend of mine placed the flowers at the graves in November 2004.
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Email me with your address and I will be happy to print out a few images and mail them to you.

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I am delighted when I see Mark's photographs published in The Hatchet.

That particular issue would have, and still is worth subscribing to for them alone.
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New Shoes!

Thanks for the pics! :batman:
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Post by Elizabelle »

....
LIZZIE BORDEN'S THEME SONG
(to the tune of Green Acres)

Fall River is the place to be,
city living is the life for me.
Bought a nicer house,
so big and wide!
Forget 92 Second Street,
that's where I was charged with homicide!
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Post by Audrey »

No..... The poster's friend placed the flowers on the grave which were subsequently photographed by Mark and used in The Hatchet.

Tominnh came to the forum and informed us that his friend had taken the photos. Very simple.
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...and that his friend had placed the flowers at the gravsites.


Tracy...
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Post by Audrey »

Elizabelle @ Sun Jan 22, 2006 1:31 pm wrote:....
It is considered poor forum etiquette to edit a post once it has been replied to.....
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Post by theebmonique »

Maybe Elizabelle would consider putting her post back...what was it I missed ? Was it something in regards to Audrey's post ?
No..... The poster's friend placed the flowers on the grave which were subsequently photographed by Mark and used in The Hatchet.

Tominnh came to the forum and informed us that his friend had taken the photos. Very simple.
Or was it in regards to something else ?


Tracy...
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Audrey @ Sun Jan 22, 2006 5:23 pm wrote:
Elizabelle @ Sun Jan 22, 2006 1:31 pm wrote:....
It is considered poor forum etiquette to edit a post once it has been replied to.....
Yes...and you would know all about etiquette wouldn't you?

The only reason I deleted my question was because I thought your reply was RUDE; especially with your undermining tone that my question was a stupid one. If that's not poor etiquette, then I don't know what is.

This isn't about etiquette. You're just upset that I deleted my "stupid question" and nobody will have the pleasure of knowing what you were being sarcastic about.

But, thanks for the reminder, nontheless! You're reminding me about etiquette for my own best interests, I'm sure... :roll:
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Fall River is the place to be,
city living is the life for me.
Bought a nicer house,
so big and wide!
Forget 92 Second Street,
that's where I was charged with homicide!
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How enchanting!

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Post by Elizabelle »

How "lady-like" of you to notice! :lol:

Now drop it, please.

Thank you!!!

P.S.--Isn't it considered rude...or at the very least, poor forum etiquette for using the "crazy" emoticon when someone is rationally trying to explain themselves and their actions?
LIZZIE BORDEN'S THEME SONG
(to the tune of Green Acres)

Fall River is the place to be,
city living is the life for me.
Bought a nicer house,
so big and wide!
Forget 92 Second Street,
that's where I was charged with homicide!
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Elizabelle...please check your PM's.


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Elizabelle @ Sun Jan 22, 2006 5:45 pm wrote:How "lady-like" of you to notice! :lol:

Now drop it, please.

Thank you!!!

P.S.--Isn't it considered rude...or at the very least, poor forum etiquette for using the "crazy" emoticon when someone is rationally trying to explain themselves and their actions?
Drop it and then an edit?

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Pardon me Audrey, but I believe it is considered poor forum etiquette to egg a situation on and use blatant mockery to get a moot point across!
LIZZIE BORDEN'S THEME SONG
(to the tune of Green Acres)

Fall River is the place to be,
city living is the life for me.
Bought a nicer house,
so big and wide!
Forget 92 Second Street,
that's where I was charged with homicide!
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OK..how about if I hand out some estrogen. In some cases, PM's are a great way to exchange conflicting opinions.


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Post by Mark A. »

Tom,
That photo was taken on Jan. 30, 2005 at 1:48:30 pm.
It was taken with my Fuji Finepix S602 Zoom digital camera.
The shutter speed was 1/600
The ISO sensitivity was equal to Iso 200 film
The Aperture was F 8.0
& The quality mode was Fine (JEPG).

I remember pulling around the corner going into the Cemetery when I spotted the flowers from a 1/4 mile away! It was a photo just screaming to be taken. Please tell your friend thanks for putting the flowers there. And thanks for posting your "before" photo. It's not often that a photographer gets to see the "before shot" That was neat.
Mark A.
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