Every now and then I come across a memorial which is either intentionally or unintentionally funny. So now we have a new category: humor.
Unintentionally punny: humorous memorials
What cemetery was that? Olympus TG-6 geotagging tracks visits
Geotagging features remind me where I took a photo when all my cemetery visits start to blur in my memory.
Favorite cemeteries April 2021: so many ways to be excellent
Hottest. Most flavorful. Best vegetarian. Judge's choice. At a chili cookoff, there are so many ways to be excellent. The same is true of cemeteries for me.
Cemetery tracking: there’s no app for that
Until I have a better way to keep track of the cemeteries I've visited, there's Google Sheets.
Cemetery research books
A few titles that encourage me to plan trips and keep looking with fresh eyes.
How I find cemeteries to visit
My favorite tools for finding new cemeteries to explore.
Cemeteries: the new walking track
I have mixed feelings about using cemeteries for exercise, but it seems I shouldn't.
The real “Stump and Lamb”
A rare combination of cemetery symbols has me looking for just the right logo.
It’s the living that make cemeteries “creepy”
99% of creepy feelings at a cemetery come from the living, not the dead.
Every emblem tells a story: benefit society logos on memorials
The organizations that cemetery residents belonged to have life stories of their own.
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