Posted by JRSutton on March 25, 2015 at 11:21:35 from (108.49.155.221):
I went to the cemetery the other day to visit the graves of my mom and dad since we had a rare bit of nice weather.
There's a gym that set up shop right near the entrance of the cemetery.
They actually have their members go out for runs through the cemetery with big weight bags on their shoulders. Usually in groups.
From other's I've talked to, I guess it's pretty busy in the cemetery now with people cross training.
I think one or two people walkng is acceptable. Jogging - ok, but a little less so. But if you're one or two people and you stay far away from visitors, ok.
But groups of people training hard - talking and laughing, grunting, sprinting. At least leave your )#($* shirt on.
I found it extremely disrespectful.
I ran into the gym owner on facebook and got into a bit of an argument about this.
Their view is that they have just as much right to be there as I do, and nobody should be annoyed by people just trying to stay fit. We basically left it agreeing to disagree.
Is it me? Am I just getting more crotchety as I age?
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