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It's actually a leopard. The Aberdeen coat of arms has two leopards holding the shield. Locally, because these particular statuettes were put in place during the time of a Lord Provost (the Scots equivalent of a Lord Mayor) named Kelly, they are known colloquially as "Kelly's Cats".
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Cemetery; the gravestone is of real stone not cement!
Very interesting idea onthis photo. VOTED Greetings Artur
Nice composition,voted! MY CONTEST
It's actually a leopard. The Aberdeen coat of arms has two leopards holding the shield. Locally, because these particular statuettes were put in place during the time of a Lord Provost (the Scots equivalent of a Lord Mayor) named Kelly, they are known colloquially as "Kelly's Cats".