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Savannah Airport Graves: Why People Are Buried Under The Runway

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Here’s something that I’ve known about for years, but it occurred to me that I’ve never actually written about it, and there’s no time like the present. File this under ”random aviation geek facts,” so if that doesn’t interest you, by all means skip this post.

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(@Stop pretending)
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That land was literally stolen from indigenous ppl


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(@jimmys-travel-report-2)
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Interesting, and pretty cool. Not a bad location for your final remains.


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Diamond
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Suggestion for a post, Thiruvananthapuram International Airport has a twice yearly religious procession that crosses the airfield


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(@Eskimo)
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How could they ever rest in peace with planes all over the place.

Those 4 should haunt their descendants till end of time. (or end of airport use)


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 JB
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Not sure if I would love that or hate that


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Diamond
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You are not down there in the grave. The body is just a suit.


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Diamond
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I would definitely love to have my grave on an airport!


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 Pete
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They're dead. They have no idea.


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(@Peter)
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There were no indigenous people in North America. They all migrated from Asia by crossing the Bering Strait land bridge during the last ice age.


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