Hardy Cemetery Road



I have traveled on this road several times as a shortcut heading to Rocky Mount, NC.  This road is mostly woods and cell phone service will usually drop as you are on this road.  In all my travels, I never noticed before that there was a cemetery on the edge of the road, nearly taken over by the trees and undergrowth.  The name of the road should have been a clue, Hardy Cemetery Road, but it goes to show how we overlook things that are right in front of us everyday.












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