When my mother died in 2002 she was cremated and we interred her ashes on some rough pasture land. This was done with the permission of the land owners who were very, very long time family friends. My mother had spent several years looking after them as children. My father joined her twelve months later and we had a simple slate plaque bearing their names affixed to an adjacent boulder. It is still in good condition as of yesterday.
Sadly both the land owners have now passed away and the farm and land will ultimately be sold.
This leaves wondering what to do with the plaque. Do I leave it in situ and hope that it will never be disturbed? It's location is such that it probably wouldn't be found/seen unless you knew where to look so it might not be discovered by anyone else.
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