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Tag Archives: Cemetery Travel
199 Cemetery links
Last year was great for getting the word out about traveling to cemeteries. I spoke to reporters from Time, Preservation magazine, Entertainment Weekly, the LA Times, Real Simple magazine, and many more. I was honored to talk to Callie Crosby … Continue reading
Cemetery Travel everywhere!
October is the time when people’s thoughts turn to cemeteries. I’ve been chatting with anyone who will listen about why everyone should visit graveyards, whether on vacation or in their own hometowns. I thought I would collect up all the links … Continue reading
Adventures in Cemetery Travel
This is reblogged from the Western Legends Publishing blog, where it appeared almost two weeks ago. I’ve been traveling and blogging from my phone was much more difficult than I expected. This will be a new Cemetery of the Week … Continue reading
What would You like to see on Cemetery Travel?
After almost 400 posts, I’m curious how I can make Cemetery Travel more useful to you, dear reader. I’d appreciate it if you can help me out by letting me know what you’d like to see. You’ll remain anonymous, unless … Continue reading
