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Pizza God · Feb 23 2005, 12:07 AM

I seem to remember a cemetary at Sanders Ferry in Nashville area.

I for one like the idea of a Disc Golf cemetary, free for all PDGA members. I wonder if you can actually do it. For some reason, you can't bury anyone in my families cemetary acros the road from my parents home.

Also, if I ever build my dream course, the parking lot would be next to that family cemetary, the course would go up to the Slave Cemetary and then down to the old James (not actually related to me) Cemetary in the field on the way back to the homestead, this would put you throwning past Logan's place, my cousins son's memorial. (he died at 6 months, there is a granite stone and his ashes are scattered in a fenced in area.)

But that is also just a dream that I hope to build someday.

Feb 23 2005, 12:07 AM	#36
Pizza God Community Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Republic of Texas Posts: 6,579	Re: Cemetaries and Disc Golf I seem to remember a cemetary at Sanders Ferry in Nashville area. I for one like the idea of a Disc Golf cemetary, free for all PDGA members. I wonder if you can actually do it. For some reason, you can't bury anyone in my families cemetary acros the road from my parents home. Also, if I ever build my dream course, the parking lot would be next to that family cemetary, the course would go up to the Slave Cemetary and then down to the old James (not actually related to me) Cemetary in the field on the way back to the homestead, this would put you throwning past Logan's place, my cousins son's memorial. (he died at 6 months, there is a granite stone and his ashes are scattered in a fenced in area.) But that is also just a dream that I hope to build someday.