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  Absolutely love the peace here, beautiful gounds and well taken care of, family and friends final resting place and I know they are taken care of, plus they lock the gates at night. The pond is tranquil as well, the swans had babies awhile back, and the ducks are entertaining

  Added January 08, 2017 by Sara Luna
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  What is this dude doing recommending a cemetery you may ask. There's a very simple response, we came here because of the legit Pond out front in which we could feed some ducks!
  
  Yes, indeed, this is a great place for some duck feeding. The pond out in front is gracefully laden with plenty of Mallards, a number of geese, and a number of swans. Anytime you have some extra red line around, it provides a great place to go get rid of some bread, as well as increase your popularity amongst the bird community in the area.
  
  We came over on a Sunday and there were plenty of ducks and swans that were excited to partake in our oven baked offerings. The Ducks were shy, but the swans were plenty happy to come take the food out of your hand. Our three-year-old learned that you must lay her hand flat with bread on top for the swans to be able to eat it, because even though they don't have significant teeth, they're still present #themoreyouknow.
  
  A wonderful spot to come out and get rid of some carbs you would have otherwise thrown out.

  Added December 09, 2016 by Matt Uhlman