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A quiet vigil in stone and light.

Two Wells Cemetery, Two Wells, South Australia.

The cemetery is located in the town of Two Wells, within the Adelaide Plains Council region. It has long served as a resting place for local families, with burials dating back to the 19th century.

The site reflects the hardships of early settlement, including high infant and child mortality rates, a reality starkly visible in the headstones.

© 𝓐𝓵𝓵 𝓡𝓲𝓰𝓱𝓽𝓼 𝓡𝓮𝓼𝓮𝓻𝓿𝓮𝓭 𝓫𝔂 𝓖𝓪𝓻𝓭𝓮𝓷𝓼 𝓸𝓯 𝓽𝓱𝓮 𝓢𝓲𝓵𝓮𝓷𝓽.

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A black and white close up photo shows several commemorative objects resting on a polished granite surface, likely a tombstone or memorial.

From left to right: a small, empty, clear glass jar with a black lid; a stack of paper or perhaps a small, open book; a small figurine of a winged fairy seated near the center; and a tall, slender black metal lantern with glass panes.

The objects are in sharp focus, while the background, which contains flowers, is softly blurred.

A Niche of Grace: Madonna Figure Set Against a Cross and Golden Inscriptions.

Berri Cemetery, Berri, South Australia, September, 2025.

The exact founding date of Berri Cemetery isn't widely documented, however memorial records date back to the early 20th century, suggesting the cemetery has served the community for over a century.

Berri Cemetery reflects the multicultural and agricultural heritage of the Riverland region.

Photographed by Bron and edited by Kev

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A close up photograph of a statue of the Virgin Mary (Madonna) set into a carved niche on a dark, polished headstone. The small, white or ivory colored figure stands at the base of the niche, which is outlined in black and white stone to form a pointed, Gothic archway. Above the figure, a simple cross is carved into the stone. The surrounding surface of the headstone is a dark, glossy material with golden, engraved text visible on either side and blurring into the background. The bottom left corner is signed "© Bron Peirce."

Stone Stories: Quiet contemplation beneath a dramatic sky.

Berri Cemetery, Berri, South Australia, September, 2025.

The exact founding date of Berri Cemetery isn't widely documented, however memorial records date back to the early 20th century, suggesting the cemetery has served the community for over a century.

Berri Cemetery reflects the multicultural and agricultural heritage of the Riverland region.

Photographed by Bron and edited by Kev

© 𝓐𝓵𝓵 𝓡𝓲𝓰𝓱𝓽𝓼 𝓡𝓮𝓼𝓮𝓻𝓿𝓮𝓭 𝓫𝔂 𝓖𝓪𝓻𝓭𝓮𝓷𝓼 𝓸𝓯 𝓽𝓱𝓮 𝓢𝓲𝓵𝓮𝓷𝓽.

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A black and white photo of a cemetery under a dramatic, cloudy sky. Several headstones are visible.

A large, dense bush or tree stands behind the central headstone, obscuring some of the background. The foreground graves are covered in small stones.

The bottom left corner is signed "© Bron Peirce".

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Eternal Vigil: A Cross Against the Sky.

Berri Cemetery, Berri, South Australia, September, 2025.

The exact founding date of Berri Cemetery isn't widely documented, however memorial records date back to the early 20th century, suggesting the cemetery has served the community for over a century.

Berri Cemetery reflects the multicultural and agricultural heritage of the Riverland region.

Photographed by Bron and edited by Kev

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A dramatic, black and white, low angle photograph of a crucifix atop a headstone, signed by Bron Peirce.

The marble cross, featuring the figure of Christ (corpus), stands silhouetted against a bright, cloudy sky, with light breaking through the clouds behind it.

Below the cross, two small dove sculptures rest on the tombstone's top edge. Two tall, dark cypress trees flank the cross, drawing the eye upward. The image has a solemn and ethereal quality.

The Silent Keeper: Cross and Angel.

Kingston On Murray Cemetery, South Australia, September 2025.

While exact founding dates are sparse, burials recorded as early as the late 19th century suggest the cemetery has served the region for well over a century.

The cemetery reflects the settlement history of Kingston-on-Murray, a small Riverland town known for its agricultural heritage and proximity to the Murray River. Many interments represent pioneering families, local farmers, and community figures.

Photographed and edited by Kev.

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A focused, close up photograph of a small, white marble statuette of a weeping angel resting on a low pedestal in the Kingston on Murray Cemetery. The sculpture shows the kneeling angel with its head bowed in sorrow, partially obscured by its wings and the base of a simple white Latin cross that rises directly above it. The white statue is sharply focused against a soft, dark, and blurred background of dry foliage and eucalyptus branches, creating a solemn, contemplative mood. The image is signed Kev Peirce.

A Jar and a Memory: Kingston on Murray Cemetery.

Kingston On Murray Cemetery, South Australia, September 2025.

While exact founding dates are sparse, burials recorded as early as the late 19th century suggest the cemetery has served the region for well over a century.

The cemetery reflects the settlement history of Kingston-on-Murray, a small Riverland town known for its agricultural heritage and proximity to the Murray River. Many interments represent pioneering families, local farmers, and community figures.

Photographed and edited by Kev.

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A close up photograph of a historically significant, simple grave marker at the Kingston on Murray Cemetery. A small white stone plaque, leaning slightly, is clearly readable and marks the grave of Franz Edwin Obke, noting he was "ACCIDENTALLY KILLED 1908." The grave is outlined by a rough, reddish-brown brick border, and in the center rests an old, cloudy glass jar holding a withered flower, signifying a recent or ongoing tribute. The surrounding ground is sparse and dirt-covered, emphasizing the isolated, historic nature of the resting place. Signed Kev Peirce.

Coming Soon - More of Norton Summit Cemetery, South Australia.

The cemetery was founded in 1882, making it one of the older burial grounds in the region. It spans approximately 1.3 hectares and is located on Church Road, Norton Summit.

The cemetery is set on medium to steep sloping land with a southwesterly aspect, offering views into the surrounding hills.

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An overhead wide angle shot of a cemetery showing a gentle slope covered in numerous graves and headstones.

The closest graves are concrete surrounds filled with grey gravel, with several flat or slightly tilted memorial plaques placed within them.

The rows of graves extend back up the hill, with various styles of monuments and weathered upright headstones visible.

The far background features a dense line of lush green trees on the hillside under a bright, cloudy sky.

A wide angle view of a cemetery with rows of graves and headstones set into a grassy hill.

In the foreground, there are concrete grave surrounds filled with small grey gravel.

Beyond these, the cemetery slopes upward, with more varied and older headstones and monuments visible, including some tall obelisks.

The background is dominated by dense, dark green trees, with a few lighter, drier trees scattered among them, suggesting a bushland setting. The scene is slightly overcast.

Jóvenes que votan por Milei (algo fisurados) más chicos en el cementerio que en la escuela, soja? Un «pueblo blanco» en la frontera entre Buenos Aires y La Pampa

Un Topo Por El Mundo en Colonia Rivera, Provincia de Buenos Aires, cerca de la frontera con La Pampa

Se entiende que en los videos de viajes hay que hacer todo medio pum para arriba pero, a veces, la realidad te salta a la vista.

Me llamó la atención los dos chicos del comienzo, parecían algo fisurados el trader que vota por Milei!

La escuela que tiene 3 chicas/chicos y el cementerio que tiene 250 chicos enterrados!

El teatro, parece muy lindo, irá tanta gente, se habrá construído para otros tiempos.

Me quedo pensando en cómo mostrar algo así?

Si no alquilás un auto no podés llegar, y parece un lugar lindo! El campo atrás del cementerio, que, parece, que está para plantar, se ve tierra, no hay plantas, estará en barbecho para plantar soja?

Demasiadas preguntas!

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A Hushed Gathering: The weathered faces of history in stone.

Tungkillo Cemetery, South Australia.

Tungkillo Cemetery, located on Buckleys Road in the Mid Murray Council region of South Australia, serves as the final resting place for many of the area's early settlers and families.

While a formal historical narrative is scarce, the cemetery reflects the town’s colonial roots and agricultural heritage.

The cemetery contains over 300 memorials, with burials dating back to the late 19th century.

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Color photograph by Kev Peirce. A shallow depth of field close-up on several older headstones in the Tungkillo Cemetery. The central focus is a tall, arched white marble headstone, glowing slightly in the light. Other dark and light headstones surround it, both blurred in the foreground and background, giving a layered effect. A green hillside rises steeply in the background, and a large, dark tree trunk is partially visible on the right.

Fenced by Time: Historic graves stand against the vivid green of rolling country hills.

Tungkillo Cemetery, South Australia.

Tungkillo Cemetery, located on Buckleys Road in the Mid Murray Council region of South Australia, serves as the final resting place for many of the area's early settlers and families.

While a formal historical narrative is scarce, the cemetery reflects the town’s colonial roots and agricultural heritage.

The cemetery contains over 300 memorials, with burials dating back to the late 19th century.

© All Rights Reserved by Gardens of the Silent.

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Color photograph by Kev Peirce. A small, historic plot of four weathered white marble headstones standing behind a low, dark wrought-iron fence in the Tungkillo Cemetery. The graves are centered on a slightly raised mound in a field of green grass and brown dirt. Behind the plot, a large, dark-leaved tree provides shade, with vibrant, rolling green hills and a treeline stretching into the blurred background under a hazy sky.

Silent Guardians: A lone, dramatic tree presides over weathered stones.

Tungkillo Cemetery, South Australia.

Tungkillo Cemetery, located on Buckleys Road in the Mid Murray Council region of South Australia, serves as the final resting place for many of the area's early settlers and families.

While a formal historical narrative is scarce, the cemetery reflects the town’s colonial roots and agricultural heritage.

The cemetery contains over 300 memorials, with burials dating back to the late 19th century.

© All Rights Reserved by Gardens of the Silent.

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Black and white photograph by Kev Peirce. A moody, low angle view of the historic Tungkillo Cemetery in South Australia.

In the foreground, a prominent, heavily weathered marble cross and several other headstones are visible, one of which is partially blurred and cropped on the right.

In the center, a dark, dead tree with sparse, twisted branches stands dramatically against a gloomy, overcast sky, visually dominating the scene.

The landscape slopes upward behind the graves, revealing rolling hills and fence lines in the background.

Silent Sentinels: The Tungkillo Cemetery watches over the hills.

Tungkillo Cemetery, South Australia.

Tungkillo Cemetery, located on Buckleys Road in the Mid Murray Council region of South Australia, serves as the final resting place for many of the area's early settlers and families.

While a formal historical narrative is scarce, the cemetery reflects the town’s colonial roots and agricultural heritage.

The cemetery contains over 300 memorials, with burials dating back to the late 19th century.

© All Rights Reserved by Gardens of the Silent.

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A wide, atmospheric black and white photograph of an old, rural cemetery in Tungkillo, South Australia.

In the foreground, a prominent plot is enclosed by low concrete and wrought iron railings, featuring several historic headstones.

One tall, intricately carved monument stands centrally, and another to its right is topped with a small angelic figure.

The ground is dry earth and patchy scrub. In the mid-ground, a large, gnarled tree dominates the horizon line, set against a rolling, barren field.

The background features a dense line of darker trees and a sky heavily blanketed in soft, bright mist or fog, creating a deep sense of stillness and isolation.

A Shared Resting Place: The Wilson family memorial stone, with a quiet tribute of flowers.

Berri Cemetery, Berri, South Australia, September, 2025.

The exact founding date of Berri Cemetery isn't widely documented, however memorial records date back to the early 20th century, suggesting the cemetery has served the community for over a century.

Berri Cemetery reflects the multicultural and agricultural heritage of the Riverland region.

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A modern, light coloured marble headstone for the Wilson family, located at Berri Cemetery. The stone is carved in a scroll-top style and is dedicated to FLORANCE JEAN (Aged 58 years, Beloved Wife of Stanley Clifton) and STANLEY CLIFTON (Aged 81 years, Beloved Husband of Jean). The bottom inscription reads: "LOVED MOTHER & FATHER OF RONALD, KEVIN, SANDRA and DONALD. ALWAYS REMEMBERED." A small cluster of dried white or pale flowers rests on the light-colored gravel in front of the stone.

A Tiny Guardian: A small angel figurine resting on a polished black grave marker.

Kingston On Murray Cemetery, South Australia, September 2025.

While exact founding dates are sparse, burials recorded as early as the late 19th century suggest the cemetery has served the region for well over a century.

The cemetery reflects the settlement history of Kingston-on-Murray, a small Riverland town known for its agricultural heritage and proximity to the Murray River. Many interments represent pioneering families, local farmers, and community figures.

Photographed by Bron and edited by Kev.

© All Rights Reserved by Gardens of the Silent.

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A very close up photograph of a small, white, angel figurine with pale yellow wings, sitting on the polished surface of a black granite grave marker at Kingston on Murray Cemetery. The figure is centered on the reflective stone, which shows blurred, mirrored gold-colored inscriptions. The angel is kneeling and appears to be holding a small object. The texture of the stone and the reflection of the surrounding area are clearly visible.

Do you prefer the color version or the black and white?

A Silent Testament: Weathered stone and blooming memories at Tungkillo Cemetery.

Tungkillo Cemetery, South Australia.

Tungkillo Cemetery, located on Buckleys Road in the Mid Murray Council region of South Australia, serves as the final resting place for many of the area's early settlers and families.

While a formal historical narrative is scarce, the cemetery reflects the town’s colonial roots and agricultural heritage.

The cemetery contains over 300 memorials, with burials dating back to the late 19th century.

© All Rights Reserved by Gardens of the Silent.

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A black and white photo of a white, ornately carved stone cross, decorated with floral reliefs, stands atop a square pedestal and base in a dry, grassy cemetery.

The cross is slightly weathered and appears to be the central monument of a grave, surrounded by a low, partially collapsed, stone border in the foreground.

Several other weathered headstones, one of which is a dark, rounded slab, are partially visible in the blurred background.

Rolling hills with scattered gum trees are visible further in the distance under a pale sky.

A white, ornately carved stone cross, decorated with floral reliefs, stands atop a square pedestal and base in a dry, grassy cemetery.

The cross is slightly weathered and appears to be the central monument of a grave, surrounded by a low, partially collapsed, stone border in the foreground.

Several other weathered headstones, one of which is a dark, rounded slab, are partially visible in the blurred background.

Rolling hills with scattered gum trees are visible further in the distance under a pale sky.

St Johns Cemetery, Tanunda, South Australia.

Established in 1865, the cemetery was created following the closure of an earlier burial ground closer to St John's Church in Tanunda.

It reflects the heritage of early German settlers in the Barossa Valley, many of whom were part of the Lutheran community that shaped the region's cultural and religious identity.

The cemetery is notable for its fine memorial carvings and sculptures, showcasing artistic skill and reverence for the deceased.

A central octagonal chapel, built in 1940, serves as a focal point and adds architectural distinction to the site.

Recognized as a State Heritage Place since 1997, the cemetery is valued not just for individual graves but as a cohesive cultural landscape.

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A close up photograph of a bouquet of artificial flowers with white and blue tipped petals surrounding a cluster of faded purple blooms.

The bouquet sits on a grey granite memorial base against a blurred background of light-coloured gravel. A darker granite headstone, partially visible on the left, features carved text.

The photo is watermarked '© Kev Peirce' and 'Gardens of the Silent'.

A panoramic view of St. John's Cemetery in Tanunda under a partly cloudy blue sky.

Rows of gravestones and flat grave markers stretch across a landscape of reddish-brown earth and light gravel paths.

In the foreground, shadows from unseen trees are cast on the ground. To the left, a light-coloured building with a red roof is visible.

In the distance, more trees and a small white building, possibly a church, can be seen, along with what appears to be a vineyard.

The image is watermarked '© Kev Peirce' and 'Gardens of the Silent'.

A close up, shallow-depth-of-field photograph showing a ceramic pot of fresh flowers.

The bouquet is dominated by vibrant orange calendula or marigolds and tall sprigs of smaller purple wildflowers.

The pot sits on a brick and dirt path next to a dark, rectangular grave marker or plaque, which is blurred in the foreground.

Large stones and green foliage, including small white and purple flowers, frame the background.

The image is watermarked '© Kev Peirce' and 'Gardens of the Silent'.

Ground level remembrance: White roses and pink poinsettias on a quiet, grassy plot.

A low angle, close-up photograph of a bronze grave plaque set into the grass.

Resting on the plaque is a large bouquet of artificial flowers, primarily white roses and striking deep pink poinsettia blooms, surrounded by green foliage.

The plaque, which includes a cross and a butterfly motif, is set against a background of green and brown earth, with a concrete curb visible behind it. The foreground is framed by blades of grass.

The image is watermarked '© Kev Peirce' and 'Gardens of the Silent'.

A Child's Memory: The weathered stone of Victor Donato Bassani (d. 1897) at Kingston on Murray Cemetery, South Australia, September 2025.

While exact founding dates are sparse, burials recorded as early as the late 19th century suggest the cemetery has served the region for well over a century.

The cemetery reflects the settlement history of Kingston-on-Murray, a small Riverland town known for its agricultural heritage and proximity to the Murray River. Many interments represent pioneering families, local farmers, and community figures.

Photographed by Bron and edited by Kev.

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A close up photograph of a small, heavily weathered, rough-hewn sandstone headstone at the Kingston on Murray Cemetery. The inscription is faded but mostly legible, reading: "MEMORY / OF / VICTOR DONATO / BASSANI / DIED SEPTEMBER 3 1897 / AGED 7 YEARS 5 MONTHS." Below this, a faint epitaph begins "WE WERE NOT THERE..." The ground surrounding the monument is composed of reddish-brown dirt and pale gravel, suggesting a dry, rural environment.

Arms raised in grace, where memory meets eternity.

Moorook Cemetery, Moorook, South Australia, September 2025.

Moorook Cemetery, located on Gogel Road in the Riverland town of Moorook, South Australia, is a modest yet historically resonant burial ground within the District Council of Loxton Waikerie.

While it lacks a formal published history, its memorials trace the lives of early settlers, farming families, and service members who shaped the region’s development.

Though small, Moorook Cemetery offers a quiet testament to the resilience and continuity of Riverland life.

Photographed by Bron and edited by Kev.

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Black and white cemetery photograph featuring a statue of Jesus Christ with raised arms, robed and serene, standing before a dark polished gravestone. Trees, fencing, and open field form a tranquil backdrop. Watermarked “Gardens of the Silent” with signature ©Bron Peirce.

Where faith carves memory into granite, and silence sings of grace.

Moorook Cemetery, Moorook, South Australia, September 2025.

Moorook Cemetery, located on Gogel Road in the Riverland town of Moorook, South Australia, is a modest yet historically resonant burial ground within the District Council of Loxton Waikerie.

While it lacks a formal published history, its memorials trace the lives of early settlers, farming families, and service members who shaped the region’s development.

Though small, Moorook Cemetery offers a quiet testament to the resilience and continuity of Riverland life.

Photographed by Bron and edited by Kev.

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