Took some cemetery and other various creepy photos today.

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Exif data can go fuck itself.

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An old abandoned house right next to the cemetery.

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>>19039052
Not sure what the thing in the top right in that picture is, probably a bird but who knows.

>>19039052
Location of photos Op?

>>19039210
Bumfuck Kentucky.

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Urn

I'm sure that many of us are curious to see inside the house that is pictured...

Perhaps it deserves a revisit, Anon?

>>19039052
1/2 Ch@n strips exif data, no worries. I know that graveyard like the back of my hand. What's up?

Why does that old house have a mowed lawn, garbage cans and electricity

>>19040276
A good observation. While these things may in fact suggest that the house is home to somebody with no cares in regards to aesthetic or safety, part of me feels that the building is abandoned and that the grounds are maintained by family.

With this being said, I can't help but think that maybe somebody with a very ill mental state may dwell in it?

>>19040388
I mean there are city regulations about mowing your lawn or you can get a ticket. The garbage cans could be for lawn debris etc. but I'm not sure why you need 3 (and one looks like it's for pets or diapers or something lol). The electricity could still be hooked up from decades ago. Idk why they don't knock the thing down and sell the land though.

>>19039361
What is the significance of this urn?