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Member Since: September 2005 Posts: 34 Send Message	Lesley48	Report	4 Jul 2012 20:40
	I have just started finding the graves of where my ancestors are buried. I was wondering though is it ok to take photographs of their graves? I haven't done as yet as I am not sure whether it is something that is allowed. Any one got any suggestions or stories?
	Researching: Wright, Moss in Preston. Hardie in Preston, Blackpool & Aberdeen. Milner in Lancs
Member Since: June 2007 Posts: 21,069 Send Message	jax	Report	4 Jul 2012 20:57
	This is not the correct board for this query... but....Of couse you can take photos cannot see why not, doubt whether they will object :-D
	Researching: Nothing much

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