By Christina Hello readers. Today I thought I’d interview Cemetery Club co-founder and all-round wonderful chap Sheldon, so that you can all get to know a little more about him and what makes him tick. Turns out he’s an old fashioned sort who’s concerned about cholera and would love to break bread with Sir Christopher Wren. He’d also quite like to go to Paris to visit the grand old cemetery that began it all… Sheldon at Brompton, June 2011 – our 1st ever joint cemetery visit.

By Christina Hello readers. Today I thought I’d interview Cemetery Club co-founder and all-round wonderful chap Sheldon, so that you can all get to know a little more about him and what makes him tick. Turns out he’s an old fashioned sort who’s concerned about cholera and would love to break bread with Sir Christopher Wren. He’d also quite like to go to Paris to visit the grand old cemetery that began it all… Sheldon at Brompton, June 2011 – our 1st ever joint cemetery visit.

by Christina A couple of weeks ago, on a rainy day in South London (is there any other type of day at the moment? No. It just rains.) Sheldon and I packed ourselves and our wet weather gear into my tiny Nissan Micra and beetled over to West Norwood Cemetery to meet Laura and Bobby, two media students we know who wanted to make a radio documentary about our bizarre hobby. As I understand it, it was a toss up between a roller derby team, and us. We won, of course. The Victoria

by Christina A couple of weeks ago, on a rainy day in South London (is there any other type of day at the moment? No. It just rains.) Sheldon and I packed ourselves and our wet weather gear into my tiny Nissan Micra and beetled over to West Norwood Cemetery to meet Laura and Bobby, two media students we know who wanted to make a radio documentary about our bizarre hobby. As I understand it, it was a toss up between a roller derby team, and us. We won, of course. The Victoria