Friday, 1 July 2011
The times they are a-changin’ – in Canada
Categories: Embalming, funeral customs, funeral trends, funerals in other cultures, home funerals, traditional funerals
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Jonathan said...
Nice to see things are changing even among the primitive savages across the Atlantic, but to quote a figure of 10% to represent the proportion of woodland burials in Britain seems an exaggeration. It’s, wot? 600,000 deaths a year divided by 10 = 60,000 burials between How Many? WBGs? gotta work out to about 20 a day for each one at least.
Nah. Canadians can’t do the math.