I wasn't certain about our direction as we had to pass through a neighborhood to reach it. The cemetery, established in 1904, coincided with the arrival of the first Yaqui Indian settlers. Families embellish the burial mounds with diverse, colorful items. It's unlike any cemetery I've seen, allowing almost unlimited customization, including chain-link fences and synthetic grass. Most cemeteries enforce strict regulations on decorations, removing them after a while, but here, it's evident that the families of the departed frequently visit to express their love. It's the most unique cemetery experience I've encountered.
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