Interesting! Sort of reminds me of the thorny subject of 'leaving offerings' at ancient sites. I wonder if someone's ashes were scattered there, which may account for the grave decoration - artificial flowers don't really conjour up the sense of 'an offering' but it is astonishing how some people interpret the notion.
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