New Orleans is famous for its Cemeteries so much so that it was nicknamed as the “City of the Dead“. The Cemeteries are unique in that they are built above the ground, since the City is built on swamp land. As a child I used to find visiting Cemeteries spooky and creepy even. Today, I visit them with a more somber attitude respectful of the sleeping place of the Dead.
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I’ve loved reading the stones in this cementery. There is a lot of history in them. Thanks for sharing!
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Looks like great minds think alike ☺. New Orleans cemetery was the first thing to pop into my mind for this challenge.