These series are the counter-part to his Don't Fear the Reaper
series on the north side of I-70, all in Pottawatomie County.
What is it that the living find at the final resting place of
those who already departed? One of the answers I always find and
tell myself is history. We are in the search of our origins. It is
very interesting that many times we come to places like this, which
are not the origin but the end of everything. This series are
called I am not afraid of the reaper because we should not be.
Geocaching has brought me to many interesting cemeteries in Kansas.
I am glad I have found such a hobby that puts in contact with such
a real fact as the final resting place of human beings.
This is another really cool old cemetery with lots of stories to
tell. I was fascinated by the fact of just walking among so many
people that once were here forging their lives and their families.
This little cache is hidden on a concrete garden bed of the
cemetery. It is a camo'd small tupperware which very well protected
from the elements in its hideout. It is not visible but easily
retrievable. The cemetery has not have a curfew but please restrain
yourselves to go find after sunset or if anybody is having a
service or visiting those resting here.