Well…it’s been a little quiet around here lately.

Last month, I ran into some pretty devastating technical issues that threw a major wrench into both my workflow and my organization system. Thankfully, I’ve managed to sort out most of the big problems, but now comes the long process of going through files, reorganizing folders, and figuring out exactly where everything ended up. That is definitely shaping up to be a winter project.

Right now, though, summer is calling.

Around here, nice weather never lasts long enough, and I fully intend to take advantage of every road trip, cemetery visit, and photography adventure I can before the snow flies again and I retreat into hibernation mode at my computer.

The good news is that while the blog may have been quiet, I certainly haven’t been.

Over the past few weeks, I’ve collected a lot of stories, photos, and cemetery experiences that I’m excited to finally start sharing. There are seaside cemeteries overlooking the water, historic burial grounds filled with fascinating history, and even an enchanted kingdom that felt like something straight out of a storybook.

A little taste of my most recent cemetery road trips.

I’ve also visited some beautiful small towns, discovered hidden details tucked away in old cemeteries, and stumbled across a few unexpected stories that I can’t wait to dive deeper into. Honestly, that is one of my favourite parts of cemetery photography. You never really know what you’re going to uncover until you start exploring.

So, consider this my official “I’m back” post.

I’m looking forward to getting back into a regular posting schedule again, sharing more road trips, more history, more photography, and probably a few odd little discoveries along the way, too.

Thanks for hanging around while I worked through the technical mess behind the scenes. I’m happy to be back and can’t wait to share more cemetery adventures soon.

As always, thanks for reading!