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  Went for a walk through this picturesque cemetery.
  
  Found a grave from the early 1800s over which a raven had been messily eaten,- only the dried and desiccated wings remained, along with a few pieces of claw. Obviously this is the work of the grave's occupant, who craves raven flesh. Highly recommended.

  Added January 08, 2017 by E. Belkholm