Driving around in Witton Cemetery
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Driving around in Witton Cemetery
Image: © Robin Stott Taken: 10 Aug 2012
Getting around by car in a cemetery always seems to me to be a bit disrespectful but, given the size of a place like Witton (105 acres/40 hectares), I suppose it's not unreasonable. After all, these big Victorian cemeteries were laid out for horse-drawn carriages, hearses and carts.
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