A beautifully sculpted Celtic Cross, with an Art Nouveau feel to it, on the grave of Alexander McCutcheon, a former treasurer for the City of Glasgow who died in 1914 and who is buried in the city's Necropolis.
@SpiritBearDreaming yeah - the database size is definitely a challenge. Cloud services are right out. I was looking at Hbase, which is open source and is designed for large data flows on the scale we're looking at, using distributed server nodes, but that's probably unrealistic without a team involved, despite the fact that the result could theoretically be stored in a single simple table. This may be a task beyond my modest means... but it's a fun concept to work with.
Plus, I am getting rather interestingly accurate readings from the sheet I built. I decided to make a Google Sheets version for folks who don't have Excel.
To redraw a casting on this one, just enter something random in the blue cells to trigger calculation. If anyone wants me to see about making something that pulls card imagery as well, lemme know.
Check out this photograph / digital artwork that would look great framed and hanging on your wall in your home or office or produced on a variety of products.
Celtic Cross seen in Cork ,the second largest city in Ireland. Located in the south-west of Ireland, in the province of Munster, since an extension to the city's boundary in 2019, its population is c.210,000.
Inspired by memories of an old cemetery I visited on #Inishmore - and it still doesn't seem possible that's been over ten years ago. But obviously it remains prominent in my memories. ☘️