I have a confession to make. I like my cemeteries old. Well, I probably should be more specific. For blogging purposes, I prefer older cemeteries. Or at least ones with old sections. That works, too.Don't misunderstand me, please. If I have an opportunity to stroll through a "new" cemetery, I'm going to take it. And I'm just as likely to wander around, getting lost in the stories among the stones, no matter their age. But when I'm traveling, or researching a place to study, it's usually the old I seek.After attending the Memorial Day service at Veterans Memorial Park in Fannin County, Georgia, I knew I would visit a cemetery. I wanted to do my part in remembering those that sacrificed their lives for my freedom. Our freedom.I had two choices, since there are two cemeteries –- an older one and a newer one -- within a stone's throw of the park. I chose the new one. Maybe it was because it's placement made it seem like an extension of the…
Telling the Tales of Tombstones