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| Mount Rose Cemetery | | | Rookery | |
Always have.
Since earliest childhood they have been a place of peace, sunlight and repose for me.
Always have been.
I have spent so many hours in cemeteries,
alone and with others.
They are a place of nature and architecture, history and yes,spookiness.
Doesn't matter I'm a tachophile through and through.
Both my brothers like 'em too.
With all this love for them I might want to consider getting my own place in one for that day.
We have about 10 within a five mile redius of our home, all more than 100+ years old, most, originally, were on private land and hold the remains of generations of the same families. Thank goodness our state started a program several years ago to locate and restore these cemeteries, and mark their locations on maps and with roadsigns. The smaller ones are my favorite.