Comments on Titanic Deck Chairs: Man Dares to Invoke Property Rights in Vermont

Here is the end of the story.....so far.I am sure ...

2010-05-27T19:35:19.166-04:00

Here is the end of the story.....so far.I am sure that Mr. Guite will resurrect this somehow. He never could let dead men lie.

http://www.vpr.net/news_detail/88132/

The ruling is highly entertaining.

2010 begins the third year of the Aldrich Cemetery...

2010-02-13T14:59:55.051-05:00

2010 begins the third year of the Aldrich Cemetery situation. More information provided to the Environment Court Judge has caused her to state that ownership of the Aldrich Cemetery will be revisited.
Robert and Dorothy King who use to own the property are buried there. Their son Jerome, would like to visit their grave twice a year for a short time, but is presently being denied. A

Anon, I've posted my reply to your comments in...

2009-06-23T13:56:14.412-04:00

Anon, I've posted my reply to your comments in a new post. You can find it here:

http://www.titanicdeckchairs.com/2009/06/vermont-meddlers-vs-guite-update.html

It comes to light that against all pre-existing Ve...

2009-06-22T22:11:13.007-04:00

It comes to light that against all pre-existing Vermont State Act 250 regulations regarding the cemetery that were in place before Mr. Guite purchased the property, with or without the public uprising that has happened. Mr Guite has removed all of the headstones (against the law) for maintenance (against the law) and the fence (mandated by law, NOT Hollywood staging by previous owners as alluded

The other side of the coin. I am writing on behal...

2009-06-22T22:10:49.131-04:00

The other side of the coin.

I am writing on behalf of all of those who have been active in protesting Mr. Guite's plans to disinter the Aldrich-Kendall Cemetery in Hartland, Vermont.

I am not against landowner rights at all. Mr. Guite bought this property and all of its breath-taking scenic beauty as well as all of its warts...namely the Act 250 and standing State

Hi there,

Some months ago I promised to rep...

2008-12-18T23:33:00.000-05:00

Hi there,

Some months ago I promised to reply to your interesting comments in support of moving a little cemetery on my farm in Hartland Four Corners, VT.

Because this topic sparked substantial outside-of-Vermont interest, including a Boston Globe page one headline, a Yahoo News 'Top-10 Stories of the Week' ranking (with an accompanying story of man asking to be buried in a beer

I look forward to hearing more about what you're u...

2008-09-05T13:49:00.000-04:00

I look forward to hearing more about what you're up against.

And one brief thought... While you may think that you should have explained the situation better in order to avoid the meddling of strangers, the crux of the issue is that you should never have had to explain anything.

It is your property. Just because others may be offended or outraged for whatever silly reason does

Thanks for your reply, and will resend comments wh...

2008-08-29T14:39:00.000-04:00

Thanks for your reply, and will resend comments when back in Vermont this weekend. I am the person moving three Vermont graves, and restoring broken gravestones, with consent of the family. When I offered to buy this farm, subject to moving these graves, had no idea so many strangers would become so agitated, and in retrospect I didn't do a very good job explaining the situation. More to come .

Anon, I'm glad you enjoyed my comments on the case...

2008-08-28T20:39:00.000-04:00

Anon, I'm glad you enjoyed my comments on the case. I never received anything as far as I can tell, so if you wish to contact me directly, try titanic.deckchairs at gmail.com

I take it from your comment that you were involved in the situation somehow?

Dear C. August,

Your recent comments about ...

2008-08-28T18:46:00.000-04:00

Dear C. August,

Your recent comments about Vermont cemetery were admirably clearly written, with verve and conviction and humor! Because I was highlighted in the Boston Globe's initial gossipy tall tale, I sent you some comments two weeks ago. If my poor logic or authorship kept you from using this, you were probably right. However if a transmission error caused you to not use, please

Thanks for stopping by, cidman. While I appreciat...

2008-07-19T00:07:00.000-04:00

Thanks for stopping by, cidman. While I appreciate you taking the time to comment, you could not be more wrong on more fundamental issues if you tried.

First, you say that someone who was old enough to fight in the War of 1812 "would likely revere God and the Bible." While that is possible, there were plenty of high profile men at that time who did no such thing. Adams, Jefferson,

You're way off base with your opinion here. If you...

2008-07-18T21:35:00.000-04:00

You're way off base with your opinion here. If you think about it someone who lived back then would likely revere God and the Bible. They would probably be appalled at the thought of moving someone's final resting place. I would also point out the fact that he purchased the property, and had he done due dillegence before the sale, he would have realized there was a cemetery on the property and