I don't get there very often, so I've only seen them that one time. I've heard from others that they're there all the time, and tend to go out in groups. They do usually stick to the roadways.
I'll insert a few pictures from the gym's web site so you can see what I'm talking about. It's not just "jogging" - most of them have these big weight packs on their shoulders, and there's lots of grunting and cheering each other on kind of stuff. Lots of noise.
I don't know who owns or manages the cemetery.
It bugs me, but probably not enough to go filing complaints, I don't have the time - we'll see how much it p#)(*#$ me off next time I'm there!
I guess I'm just surprised that people are comfortable doing that.
I'm standing there at my parents grave, with all sorts of tough thoughts going through my head, and here comes four guys running by me with their weight packs, talking away like I wasn't there. They were about 10 feet away from me, on the little road.
Not the end of the world, but it was a "do you MIND?" kinda moment. Just not the right place for that. PLENTY of sidewalks along all the roads in town they could use.
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