Richard Burniston
4 Google Rating
Reviewing a cemetery, to wax prose on the dolorous realm of Thanos, might seem to be morbid, macabre
Reviewing a cemetery, to wax prose on the dolorous realm of Thanos, might seem to be morbid, macabre even. Not so, I think, for a cemetery is both a public space and amenity, offering a service we might require for ourselves only once but, assuredly, one executed with competence and dignity at the minimum. Hove Cemetery is split into two sites, facing one another across the Old Shoreham Road. The southern site is Victorian and hence the older of the two; the northern site is a Twentieth century extension of the original site. The Cemetery is a pretty simple affair, don’t expect anything other than simple headstones in North and, at most, modest Victorian statuary in South. South is more enjoyable for a stroll because of the Gothic atmosphere and, be warned, North is an occasional spot for rough sleepers to congregate and also sleep.
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