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It's a question most of us ponder at some point, will we one day be buried or cremated? If we choose the latter, we could consider a second question - cremation by fire, or water? A new water cremation facility has begun operating in Tasmania.
It's a question most of us ponder at some point, will we one day be buried or cremated? If we choose the latter, we could consider a second question - cremation by fire, or water? A new water cremation facility has begun operating in Tasmania.
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