Spotted this tiger in the cemetery around the Yanaka area of Tokyo, Japan.
Tiger knew the territory and kept a careful watch over it. Good cats do that.
(Nikon D850, Nikkor 24-70mm 2.8D)
Man in the Box
This is a window box found on a crypt in a cemetery on the island of Aruba, DWI.
Nikon D850.
Pet Burial Ground, Aruba
There is a Pet Burial Ground near the southern tip of Aruba. It is located several hundred yards beyond Baby Beach. There you’ll find makeshift wooden crosses, small piles of rocks, and even elaborate grave markers, all erected by loving owners for their dearly departed friends. I made this video, which shows the general area and some details, too.
Of course, all pet owners understand the sense of loss and bereavement that occurs when a pet passes. What I like most about this place is the personal nature of each marker. These aren’t things created by professionals, but rather individual works that reveal as much about the owner as they do about the pet.
If you happen to come to Baby Beach or are just out for a drive on the island, stop by this area. It is a poignant reminder that we’re not alone on this planet, that our pets enrich our lives every day, even after they pass into the next world. And always be kind to animals.
Aruba Cemeteries
There are many cemeteries in Aruba that feature excellent statuary, fascinating crypts, and haunting images. During my extended stays on the island, I typically take a few strolls through a cemetery or two like the one shown below.
If nothing else, a trip to the cemetery reminds us that no one lives forever. Best to get those things done you’d like to while you’re still alive. Sounds like a cliche, but it’s true.
The Bent Page 
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