Rusty Pipes & Vanishing Help: Springtime at the Cemetery
Spring in Minnesota means wild weather swings, leaky century-old water lines, and the constant battle to keep cemetery grounds watered and looking good. Dominic and Bobby share candid stories about fixing rusty pipes, managing seasonal help that disappears after a day, and the surprisingly strong opinions families have about where a faucet—or a bucket—should be.Email us at info@thecemeterychronicles.comMinnesota Association of Cemeteries https://mncemeteries.orgLike us on facebook at https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61574151340561Please support our sponsorsParadise Pictures 1-800-960-8040 or visit online at paradisepictures.com. Let them know you listen to The Cemetery Chronicles and get a free sample!CIMS Cemetery Management Software. Visit online at cimscemeterysoftware.com They will give you a 10% discount on a new software license just for listening to us!Coldspring. Visit them online at http://coldspringusa.com/memorial
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