Small Town Cemetery Essay

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Small Town Cemetery (8) In De Soto Kansas, behind De Soto high school, and near Timber Trails is a cemetery. (2) Sadly, there are about 2,748 graves of people in this cemetery. (1,10,9) Disrespectful, two young teenage boys rode four wheelers through this graveyard. (6) The police were called, luckily. (5) People should respect a grieving place like this. (4) Calling the police was the right decision. Normally this is a well respected cemetery. (7) It is very well kept, clean and organized. (3) Also, if you want a short cut from Timber Trails or Cedar Ridge to go to De Soto high school, you could walk through the cemetery sidewalks to school.

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