"Walking around Brantingham, I noticed this grave with a mouse carving. Looked it up when I got back and found out it was carved by Robert 'Mousey' Thompson of Kilburn (near Helmsley, North Yorkshire, 1876-1919). Thompson's trademark was a carved mouse chosen because he reckoned that the rate of pay for carving church furniture made him as poor as a church mouse."
Yes, it is a good photo. Interesting backstory too!
ReplyDeleteHow interesting...I don't think I could find anything as unique in the old cemetarys around here. Great find!
ReplyDeleteOh what a wonderful elegy ...
ReplyDeleteThat's just wonderful. Love it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for featuring my photograph, I'm glad you find it of interest.
ReplyDeleteA very good story behind it all.
ReplyDeleteOh I love this! If only we could order such things.
ReplyDeletethats the ONLY mouse i like!
ReplyDeletewhat a backstory - beautiful find
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That is really cool! I love it!
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Fascinating! Great shot!
ReplyDeleteThat is really neat. Thank you for sharing.
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