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tags: Hietaniemi Hautausmaa, Hietaniemi Cemetery, nature, Helsinki, Finland, image of the day
A huge gravestone in Hietaniemi Hautausmaa (Hietaniemi Cemetery).
Image: GrrlScientist, 19 February 2009 [larger view].
tags: Hietaniemi Hautausmaa, Hietaniemi Cemetery, nature, Helsinki, Finland, image of the day
Orthodox portion of Hietaniemi Hautausmaa (Hietaniemi Cemetery).
Image: GrrlScientist, 19 February 2009 [larger view].
tags: art, tombstone, Hietaniemen Hautausmaa, Hietaniemi Cemetery, Helsinki, Finland, cities, nature
Tombstone.
Photographed at Hietaniemen Hautausmaa (Hietaniemi Cemetery), Helsinki, Finland.
Image: GrrlScientist, 21 July 2009 [larger view]. (raw image)
tags: Hietaniemen Hautausmaa, Hietaniemi cemetery, Etu-Töölö, Helsinki, Finland, nature, photoessay
Gravestone shrouded in snow.
Image: GrrlScientist, 24 November 2008 [larger view].
On my last day in Helsinki, my host and I walked through the northwestern portions of the city (Etu-TöölÅ
Have I mentioned recently what a great eye you have, both for composition and for noticing these things at all?
By the way, "ruusua" with no attributes is singular. The indefinite plural would be "ruusuja".
That is very good.
wow, that's very kind, juuro. i've always secretly wished i could say that i had an eye for the visual. i think i'll be glowing from your praise for the rest of the day.
Damn partitive plural. I had a friend who once insisted that the partitive plural of Koff (the beer) was kahvia, and order kaksi kahvia. We got exactly what he ordered - two coffees.
"Koff" doesn't look like a possible Finnish word to me. Wiktionary says the main Finnish word for beer is "olut".
What a gorgeous picture. :D
Gosh.
(p.s. Olut means beer, Koff is a brand of beer, like Budweiser or Corona)