In a message dated 3/7/02 8:49:12 PM US Eastern Standard Time, KidClerk@aol.com writes: > My only other suggestion would be to have them let you know when they plan > on > burning it so you or someone can be there to verify the height of the > grass. > Kyle, That has already been agreeded on, about notifying me about the Burning Date. I will Be there. Also the Twp. Trustee Mr Fred Uhl, of Morgan Township, Harrison Co. will see that the Grass is cut to no more, nor less than 6 inches. This would Be around November 1st. Any burning would be after the Mowing. He fully understands that. If everything goes Ok, Grass that short should do no harm to the stones. Originally the Grass and weeds were from 3 to 5 feet. I consider this a great improvement. But that is why after the mowing I am going out and Photograph each stone, then Photograph them again after the burning. Also, I will personaly examine each stone in the cemetery for existing damage. No one will be blamed for damage they did not do from this time forward. I Hope I have Everything Covered. Although I have a Lot of "Leaners" that need leveling. The DNR never took care of that part. Some of you are lucky. You have help, so far I am concerned with 3 counties at once. And my wife is unable to help anymore. She can sit and watch, but that makes me nervous, I'm a natural born Loaner. She wants me to Retire at 80 and relax ????? Later Kyle, Jack E. Briles Sr. Po Box 444 New Albany, Floyd Co. IN. (812) 282-6585