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As if encircling the entire cemetery in a parking lot weren't insult enough, the USPS decided it would also be the ideal spot for a mail drop-off.
Photographed:
September 28, 2008
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Keywords: asphalt, boneyard, burial ground, cemetery, Creek Indians, graves, graveyard, headstones, Keystone Plaza, mailbox, Native American, parking lot, paved, paving, sacred ground
