Common sense isn't.
The route is along a one lane gravel road, up a slight
incline.
Just over the rise, past a row of trees, the church and cemetery
sit up on the hill to the left.
View from the road, up the hill toward the front of the
church.
View from the fence at the edge of the cemetery.
The
church is being painted, probably to spruce it up for the 100th
anniversary of its establishment in 1901. An
annual homecoming (archive, 2001) is still held at the church.
| Quote of the moment |
| We are afraid to die because we don't know the day nor the hour, because death can surprise us at any moment. Because we fear what comes after death, we are afraid of finding ourselves in an unknown and disagreeable place, filled with anxiety. If we want to die well, we must learn to live well. The experience of death is extremely important, because our state of mind at that moment can decide the quality of our future rebirth. We can even, at the moment of dying, make a special effort. In the course of it meditation can reach an unequalled summit, as shown by the preservation of the body. |
| ~ The Path to Tranquility, September 13, 14th Dalai Lama ~ |
Common sense isn't.
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