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Theres' one of them there crows.You can tell by the wings.

Cemeteries are for the living.

One thing I look for is the receiving vault.
Another thing I look for are crypts or mausoleums.(some cems. don't have any,or they may have only one)

well, i can see being squeezed to death by fire hoses....lol

The cemetery down the street from me(North Cedar Hill) has a stone in it (yes thats' right!) with various family members interred and their names inscribed.
However,on one side,a member "lost at sea' is inscribed.He was a captain,and he was 47 years old.(life expectency in those days)
This would be known as a CENOTAPH, as he(his remains) is not there.

I'm gonna smash this trumpet on your head!!

asleep under the snow

Just like a movie.
You can feel it.


Common in 19th C cems. to have stones
that read things like "Father" or "Our Son"
or simply "asleep"

I can see the pirates did a good job of hiding their treasure.

Thats' really rather nice.

Kinda reminds me of those old ink drawings by Stephen Gammell.

Thats' nice..............

Largest receiving vault I;ve seen.

At least there's one place left where you can smoke. :D

The light looks like the teeth in a gaping skeletal mouth. Very nice.

I know it isn't, but that looks like a vacuum cleaner on the right.