Cemetery at Croom

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[Yesterday at 06:14:23 PM] bikehard: jdk u can t hitch a ride if you change ur mind

[Yesterday at 06:16:00 PM] jdk: It would be monumentally stupid 

[Yesterday at 06:16:02 PM] jdk: for me to go

[Yesterday at 06:16:27 PM] jdk: I know I shouldn't

[Yesterday at 06:16:38 PM] bikehard: u still sore?

[Yesterday at 06:17:29 PM] jdk: oh yeah.. I bruised a rib

[Yesterday at 06:17:39 PM] bikehard: yeah, i would probably not go

[Yesterday at 06:17:45 PM] bikehard: let that sucker heal

[Yesterday at 06:18:37 PM] bikehard: aight, I'm out for now , dinner w/ the wife / be back later

[Yesterday at 09:32:06 PM] mksandoz: good luck to all racing FSC at Alafia tomorrow!!! reprasent SWAMP!

[Yesterday at 09:36:25 PM] BillT: good luck to all those racing tomorrow...make that home field advantage count!

[Yesterday at 09:55:43 PM] jdk: good luck ladies and gentlemen

[Meerkat Surprise]

Does anybody know any history behind the cemetery on Tucker hill?

[treadlight]

Does anybody know any history behind the cemetery on Tucker hill?

Found this?
Hernando County FlArchives Cemeteries.....Tucker Hill Cemetery - Complete Survey
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Kacie Allen kacie.allen@ncf.edu January 3, 2007, 8:07 pm

Abstracted By: Kacie Allen

Located northwest of Brooksville, FL on Croom Rd. From US-41
take Croom Rd. approximately 7 miles till it becomes
unpaved, continue approximately 2 miles. On right there will
be parking, fire tower, and map for trail heads. If facing
board with trail maps, turn to immediate right and walk
around wooden rails marking the opening for other trails, a
wider, unmarked trail cut into the woods will bring you to
the cemetery after a 1 minute walk. From SR-50 turn on Croom
Rital Rd, which becomes Croom Rd, follow till it becomes
unpaved and trail head and parking lot will be to the left.


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[treadlight]

And I thougt it was my imagination when I felt there was somebody following me.

[Jimbo]

I always feel like someone is following me even if there isn't a cemetary.  Refer to sickness called "Singletrack Schizophrenia".

[Ken]

I didn't even know there was a cemetary there! Wow, I knew there was some form of a spiritual connection there somehow. Let alone that close to the trailhead.

[Gregg]

I always feel like someone is following me even if there isn't a cemetary.  Refer to sickness called "Singletrack Schizophrenia".

Yeah that still happens to me!!!

[j0hnnyr493]

the thing about cemeteries is that people are just dying to get in there! 

[Tbalestrini]

I have never been to croom yet but Sounds like a creepy ride. a cemetery, then I read about the spirit tree who's wind chimes you can hear echo thought the woods. This brings back to many memories of the blair witch project.

[firebiker]

I'm not sure if it's still there but at one time there was a memorial on the side of the trail. It was a little before the clay pit area. Another rider told me it was for a rider that passed away while riding. Sad if it's true.

[Tbalestrini]

I'm not sure if it's still there but at one time there was a memorial on the side of the trail. It was a little before the clay pit area. Another rider told me it was for a rider that passed away while riding. Sad if it's true.

Passed away while riding???  Thats it, Im not going out there.

[Garry]

I'm not sure if it's still there but at one time there was a memorial on the side of the trail. It was a little before the clay pit area. Another rider told me it was for a rider that passed away while riding. Sad if it's true.

It's still there - after Tucker Hill parking headed South just before the red clay pits.  Skip Murphy was a friend of many who died of a massive heart attack while enjoying the sport he loved.  He was a strong rider who at times would offer words of encouragement to those struggling or of less experience on the trail.  A guy who was a little rough around the edges, but very giving from the inside.  We who knew him still observe his place on the trail as we ride that area.

[Tbalestrini]

it's very sad to hear things like this happen to very active and healthy people.