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Topic: Next to a 1733 Graveyard
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From: Anon (Hidden from Privacy)
Date: 12/6/1999 08:53 PM
My house is next to a 1733 graveyard. My house and the graveyard are surrounded by old stone walls. My property has many old oak and maple trees and lots of wildlife, as I feed the squirrels and birds. This graveyard was one of the reasons why we liked the house. There is an apple orchard next to the graveyard that stretches to the horizon. I have read that living next to a graveyard is not good. What can I do to help this situation? Everyone who visits us comments on the serenity felt here.
Thank you.
Linda
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