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Tag Archives: wildlife
Weekly Photo Challenge: Path
Of all the cemeteries I’ve visited, Massachusetts’ Mount Auburn Cemetery has the most remarkable paths. The cemetery is so big that it doesn’t have roadways capable of reaching all its graves. Some graves actually lie along paths. The paths are … Continue reading
How to be Safe in the Cemetery
Earlier this month I explored the historic cemeteries of Pescadero. The grass was ankle-high on the Protestant side, but over my knees on the Catholic side. Holes the size of juice glasses riddled the ground, but I never saw a … Continue reading
Weekly Photo Challenge: Wildlife
In March 2008, I visited Salt Lake City for the World Horror Convention. The con committee was so amazingly helpful that when I asked about visiting cemeteries, they assigned a driver to help me reach Mount Olivet Cemetery, out near … Continue reading
