Sunday, October 25, 2020

Don't Chase The Dead

The spookiest things just can't be made up.

Friday spouse and I revisited Spring Forest Cemetery in Binghamton, New York.  Besides looking for fall foliage (which we did find), we were looking for two gravesites - one for David Ireland, a Union Civil War hero of the Battle of Gettysburg from Scotland who married into a prominent Binghamton family who, tragically, did not survive the war.  The other site, where many victims of the tragic Binghamton Clothing Company Fire of  July 22, 1913 are buried, is a monument to one of Binghamton's most tragic events.

I didn't find either gravesite. 


But, as we drove around the cemetery, this song came on:  Marilyn Manson and "Don't Chase the Dead". The video is just perfect to start off a week where some will be celebrating Halloween. 

Now, why did that song come on while we drove around the cemetery?

It was a bit spooky.  Was I being given a hint?

I'd rather look at scenery than horror videos, myself.  But I'll bring you some more spooky views of this historic cemetery in the coming days.

5 comments:

  1. ...I'd love to visit when out of town visiting is possible.

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    1. Sadly, one thing I did find at the cemetery is a number of gravestones that have been knocked over - sad to see something like that.

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  2. The cemetery sounds cool, it’s a shame you didn’t find what you were looking for

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  3. Tombstone is interesting and what design is put on them. I saw one with a fishbowl with fish in it.

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  4. I guess you need to do more preparing for finding the gravesites. Is there someplace that lists where they are?

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