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The local councillor was giving us his "dead serious look" I take it from the picture.
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This is a grave situation...
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There is a cemetery opposite my daughter's school which doubles as a car park at dropping off and picking up times. It wouldn't be so bad if it weren't for the fact that not two minutes extra walk away is a perfectly suitable free car park on an old Somerfield Supermarket site. They can't lock the cemetery gates or it would effectively bar less able people from visiting. I've no great religious arguement, but it just seems a unnecessarily lazy, and a bit of an intrusion.
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I want to know why the councillor is in there every day and not out doing the councillor things he's paid to do. Something funny about people who hang around cemeteries that often, in my opinion.
Why don't they just put bollards halfway along the road? If the grave you want to visit is on one side, access it from that side, and if it's on the other, go in from that end. There's clearly access from both ends as that's what it's being used for. Is that too simple?
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PG is righ. Just make a dead-end.
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PG is righ. Just make a dead-end.
In my local area that sort of problem is cured by large rocks that would need a JCB to shift, probably cheaper and more durable than bollards.
Edited by Old Navy on 14/01/2008 at 15:47
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I'd say that cemeteries are a shocking waste of space.
Why do we have them anyway?
My suggestion would be to convert this cemetery into a public park with a nice relief-road going through it.
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