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lived in England for years, it's very common to push all the headstone to the side of the field and turn it into a playground.
not like those corpses are going to complain.
It's not common, it was part of a big revamp in the 19th century when overcrowding and grossly unsanitary burial conditions pushed them to the development of the Magnificent Seven and other mitigations
Yes, lets create a digging ground for kids on the ole graveyard. Literally cant go tits up.
Moooom i digged up a dinosaur bone!!
Kids do tend to make 6 foot holes in the non sandbox part of playgrounds, totally normal children behaviour in parks.
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it's England, every town has countless historical graveyards of people who died centuries ago, might as well do something useful with that green space.
Think a toddler moving fast enough down that slide could crack a grave marker?
is this a public park and graveyard? Seems like maybe a family thing.
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