Guess where this is?

[Jammrock]

The scenery is very Heartland, USA, so to me it would narrow it down to Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, maybe Okalahoma (but I doubt it), maybe South Dakota and maybe Missouri.

Nebraska, Kansas and Iowa are the best bets, though. Can't say I know of that church for sure.

[KvHagedorn]

The correct state has not been mentioned.

[degrub]

North Texas, or eastern Colorado, or Minnesota

Looks Methodist to me.

[mmp121]

Wyoming, Montana or Idaho?

*grabbing at straws*

[Jammrock]

Originally posted by KvHagedorn
The correct state has not been mentioned.

That's because most of the plainscape in the US between the two mountain ranges is the same.

[KvHagedorn]

Texas is correct

[degrub]

St. Paul's Lutheran Church ?
Serbin, Texas

A "painted church"

Frank

[KvHagedorn]

um, no.

[SitFlyer]

I had a feeling it was Texas and started searching there yesterday

Texas has WAY TOO MANY counties & way, way, too many cemeteries. I searched 50 counties, starting from the northern part of the state, and got zippo.

All the easy searches yield nothing.

[KvHagedorn]

Alright.. a clue then.. the town this church is named for no longer exists, but it is within 30 minutes drive of where I am.

[degrub]

ok , that narrows it down a bit. Every county i've been in Texas has a few of those. Where are you "somewhere in the west" ? ElPaso, Amarillo, Lubbock, Odessa ? If you mean west Texas, then it is about 60 miles from your current location ?

[KvHagedorn]

Alright.. look in bell county.

[SitFlyer]

Bell county is almost in the middle of TX

Ocker Brethren Church Cemetery

What a PITA that was.

[SitFlyer]

This should be a lot easier than the last one KvH posted.
Where is this?

[KvHagedorn]

I knew you could do it SF.