Some artists in the Seattle area are turning dying, or, more correctly, cemeteries, into an art form - building sculpture gardens and other art works in cemeteries.
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Where do we go when we die? Here's a look at what planners, and others, are doing (and not doing) for cemeteries of the past, present and future.
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- Deb Woodell
- New Jersey, United States
- I am a longtime journalist and am training in GIS. I have a longtime interest in land use, particularly as it affects cemeteries. E-mail me at whistlingpastgraveyard{hyphen}blog-at-yahoo {dot} com Apologies for the convoluted address, but I'm trying to keep in-box intruders to a mininum. Thanks for understanding. All views expressed on this blog are those of the author alone. Websites listed on this site are for information only, and do not constitute an endorsement of goods or services.
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