| These are a few pictures taken of Lizzie's garden before the funeral and during and just after the wake. The saddest thing was that Lizzie would have enjoyed the party and the crack, I raise a glass to you Lizzie!
A tree was planted in her memory on her dad's farm and her ashes were scattered in Dunstanburgh Castle where she played as a child and in view of the family home. Pip and I found this anonymous Indian prayer which was read when they planted the silver birch; When I am dead Cry for me a little Think of me sometimes But not too much Think of me now and again As I was in life At some moments its pleasant to recall But not for long. Leave me in peace And I shall leave you in peace And while you live Let your thoughts be with the living Lizzie loved her music and: 'Girl from the north country' by Bob Dylan with Johnny Cash 'Ripple' by Grateful Dead 'Days' by the Kinks were played at the funeral We also sang 'You'll never walk alone' Lizzie Robinson 1949 - 2005 |
An empty garden, the pink floribunda was Lizzie's favourite 2832x2128 |
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the front lawn 2832x2128 |
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Anna on the left Jane on the right 2832x2128 |
Bathtime just because 2832x2128 |
Ben and others 2832x2128 |
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Peter D 2832x2128 |
Ella 2832x2128 |
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Pete, Anna, Ceri and the kids the day after 2832x2128 |
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The busiest spot in the garden 2832x2128 |
