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Tag Archives: travel
Graveyard Field Trips
I’ve been working on a collection of my cemetery travel essays and publishing it on Wattpad. It’s about halfway finished now. You can read the first eight adventures for free here: https://www.wattpad.com/story/151274118-graveyard-field-trips-a-memoir Here’s the description of it: Every day aboveground is … Continue reading
Posted in Cemetery essay, Good cemetery news
Tagged Cemetery, goth, gothic, Graveyard Field Trips, memoir, travel, Wattpad, writing
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Where Are They Buried?
Where Are They Buried?: How Did They Die? Fitting Ends and Final Resting Places of the Famous, Infamous, and Noteworthy by Tod Benoit My rating: 5 of 5 stars Any collection of famous people’s grave sites is going to be … Continue reading
Death’s Garden: New Orleans Blues
by Christine Sutton A few years ago, my husband and I decided to go on a much-needed vacation. Some time away from the stress of everyday life was just what we needed. We had a little more than two weeks … Continue reading
In the Shadow of Eldfell
by Greg Roensch We had a few hours to kill until it was time to catch the ferry. It didn’t make sense to wait at the hotel, so my wife and I checked out and took a last drive around … Continue reading
Posted in Cemetery essay, Death's Garden Revisited
Tagged Deaths Garden, Iceland cemetery, travel
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Win a copy of the Cemetery Travels Notebook
Just a reminder: I’m giving away another copy of the Cemetery Travels Notebook, in which you can keep your own cemetery adventure notes. To enter to win, you only need to tell me what graveyards you’ve visited on vacation this … Continue reading
Posted in Cemetery poll
Tagged book giveaway, Cemetery Travels Notebook, notebook, travel, vacation
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