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  • Yes, if I liked the house

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  1. 05-19-2015, 21:17 #1
    Danimal
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    Quote Originally Posted by Danimal View Post
    Two things come to mind:

    1) It is going to be depressing as hell to see funerals all the time.
    2) Funeral processions can plug up traffic for a while, and depending on frequency could be a big frustration.

    Or if it is pretty well full, or most of the activity and traffic is centered on the other side of the cemetery, then I would say go for it. If you are going to eat dinner watching crying widows a couple hundred feet away, I would say pass.
    good point. It's pretty full, and the entrance/ traffic is on the other side.
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