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Article: Tree memorial park for cremated remains

 
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Not as green as green burial, but still a neat idea imo. And you can plant the tree on your own land instead.

https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/worlds-first-bios-park-for-cremated-remains/?utm_campaign=newsletters&utm_medium=weekly_mailout&utm_source=10-06-2020
 
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Thank you. Loved this article. And we live fairly close to where they're making the park. Strangely enough, we were talking about such things just this morning! Planning on a half-a-lifetime to live, but good to make plans.
 
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