#cemeteries

Von Tipton (1946–2002), “Nightshade Cemetery”

Berger, Mo Also known as Berger Cemetery, it is located on the outskirts of Berger.  With some graves dating back to the 1800’s, there are reports of paranormal activity. Some even call it one of the most haunted cemeteries in Missouri. To be honest, I don’t have a lot of information here. So any information on this place would be great.

over the garden waltz or to make fast, as in waves

i dropped the punks at the airport, now i'm going to read in the shade at the cemetery until the heat takes over. i thought i was going to ramble for a bit but the brick paths are already hot through the soles of my shoes

More media of the cemetery cat. The video starts with him meowing - as he kept doing everytime I'd walk a few steps away OR stopped petting him. I named him Caveira.

As the video continues I captured how he simply wouldn't stay away from me and kept following me around. We combined a little walk with some long pauses for petting and playing.

The funny part is that usually the cats that live in the cemetery run as fast as they can when they see a person. It had happened twice that day, with different cats I saw along the way (before Caveira).

Caveira appeared right after I started singing the song of my Exu (a spiritual entity/ guardian). This may be some part of the answer to my previous post about cemeteries.

If cemeteries could talk, Lanark Highlands would need a very large “Quiet Please” sign. These peaceful resting places scattered through Middleville, Hopetown, and Lanark Village are filled with the stories of the hardy Scottish pioneers who arrived in the 1820s, armed with little more than determination, a Bible, and an astonishing willingness to clear forests by hand. In Middleville, the…