Guess where this is?

[SitFlyer]

Your turn

[KvHagedorn]

alright..

[SitFlyer]

North America???

[KvHagedorn]

Originally posted by SitFlyer
North America???

You got it!

A bit more specific, please

[SitFlyer]

It just screams central USA???

[KvHagedorn]

yes..

[SitFlyer]

Little church on the prairie, was my 1st thought

[KvHagedorn]

Would you like a hint?

[SitFlyer]

NO. It's just hard to google and play poker at the same time

[KvHagedorn]

hehe

[SitFlyer]

Cards are just too good right now. I'll have to look more in the morning.

[Brian Ellis]

What puzzles me a little is that none of the tombstones exhibits any Christian symbolism, that I can see. In fact, some of them remind me of Chinese tombstones.

I'm not really familiar with the prairie states, but I find it rather difficult to imagine a non-Christian community there. Could the alternative be an orthodox sect that eschews graven images, including crosses? I haven't got a clue about minority sects and their geographical locations.

Am I thinking along roughly the right lines, though?

[Jammrock]

A lot of US graveyards do not have the cross or religious symbols on them. Cemetaries owned by Masons/Shriners do not even allow tombstones that raise off the ground, just headstones. The only ones I've ever seen that are predominantly religious symbols are the military ones.

[Brian Ellis]

OK, a pure guess: Kansas

[mmp121]

The land looks flat and barren... Oklahoma?