Cemetery cat

@Namaki: Yes, they date to when Kabul was one of the highlights of the hippie trail. Quality medical facilities were (still are) rare.

@Observing: Yes, its called the British Cemetery as its upkeep is funded by the British Embassy. It contains the graves of those British servicemen who fell in the Second Anglo-Afghan War 1878-1880 and of course memorials for those fallen in the present conflict. It also serves as the place of burial for most non-Afghan/non-Muslim who have died in Afghanistan hence many foreign sounding names. In fact there are lots of different nationalities interred - many with very interesting stories - from Danish explorer to Polish geologist. From Californian Digger to British civil servant.....http://www.scotfot.com/britcemhome.htm