Be care­ful what you do in the town of Sapan­ta because if you were, say, to acci­den­tal­ly croak, your tomb­stone in the local bur­ial ground might fea­ture a tongue-in-cheek poem about your vices and a cheeky illus­tra­tion to match. You know, assum­ing the locals real­ly got to know you. The “mer­ry” ceme­tery fea­tures over 600 ornate­ly carved, col­or­ful wood­en cross­es, often with a dark or extreme­ly lit­er­al take on the life of the body that lies beneath it, whether it’s a car acci­dent vic­tim, an alco­holic, or a life­long sheep herder.