My home town is Glasgow, Scotland.

My interest began when I started walking my dog in Cathcart cemetery with my father, who was photographing Scottish war graves (if interested you can visit the project at - http://scottishwargraves.phpbbweb.com/index.php?mforum=scottishwargraves)
I appreciate graves as pieces of social history (I'm a history graduate) and finding interesting people and stories which have often been long forgotten.

I'm happy to take requests for photos and I will certainly do my best to photograph them for you when I can.

Please note though that Cathcart is huge, ill-maintained and several sections are pretty overgrown. If you have a section and lair number I shouldn't have too many problems finding the lair even if there's no stone or it's lying flat or buried. I can still keep an eye out for you if you have neither and I can check the photographs we already have on the hard drive.

My home town is Glasgow, Scotland.

My interest began when I started walking my dog in Cathcart cemetery with my father, who was photographing Scottish war graves (if interested you can visit the project at - http://scottishwargraves.phpbbweb.com/index.php?mforum=scottishwargraves)
I appreciate graves as pieces of social history (I'm a history graduate) and finding interesting people and stories which have often been long forgotten.

I'm happy to take requests for photos and I will certainly do my best to photograph them for you when I can.

Please note though that Cathcart is huge, ill-maintained and several sections are pretty overgrown. If you have a section and lair number I shouldn't have too many problems finding the lair even if there's no stone or it's lying flat or buried. I can still keep an eye out for you if you have neither and I can check the photographs we already have on the hard drive.