On 07/07/2010 19:28, dave wrote:
On 07/07/2010 07:53, Dave Liquorice wrote:
On Tue, 06 Jul 2010 21:47:57 +0100, dave wrote:

Trouble is, it is bloody huge.

In that case it will almost certainly have staff, park up at the
reception and ask where "Fred" is being buried, I assume you do know
the deceased name. B-)

They may well have a map of the cementary as well, that might be
useful as it's quite easy to get lost in a big cementary there aren't
that many distinctive landmarks.

Apart from gravestones :-(
It's a bit like finding your car again when you have parked it in a
field, along with a few thousand others. I once used a Garmin 12 to
track back my steps to the car. It's lucky I did, I would have still
been looking for it up to dusk time.

All is well on the grave front now, we had a phone call from the US side
of my wife's family and he is going to meet us at the cemetery and take
us to the grave. After the burial, he is going to take us to the wake.
From there I can find my way home.

Many thanks to all who answered my post.

We did arrive and depart OK thanks to the US connection and got home
through the bloody rush our, which I wasn't happy about. :-(

Over an hour trapped in a car for less than half a hours journey

Dave