We are Denny and Linda, the RV Vagabonds, traveling the country in our 2011 Landmark Grand Canyon fifth wheel. After fourteen years on the road we met our goal of playing golf in every state of the Union, so now we're just being footloose and fancy-free until we get the urge to settle down.
Saturday, October 01, 2005
Henry Clark's grave site in the Catholic Pioneer Cemetery at Silver Reef, UT. The story behind the elaborate wrought iron fencing is that Henry was a gambler in this silver mining town and was shot during an argument over a card game. The pot was left on the table as it was considered bad luck to take the pot after a gambler's death, so Henry's father apparently scooped up the money and used it to pay for this gorgeous iron work around the grave site. Located in the Catholic Cemetery (yes, there is also a Protestant Cemetery down the road) at Silver Reef, UT
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