Chaidh Baile nam Marbh a steidheachadh air cladh Père-Lachaise am Paris, far a bheil iomadh neach ainmeil air an tiodhlaigeadh. Bhathas airson gur e àite sonais a bhiodh ann, a' cuimhneachadh le sòlas. Tha còrr math is leth-cheud mìle air an tòradh an sin - glè bheag a mhnathan a fhuair aithne ann air an ceann fhèin, ged a tha banrìgh an luchd-siubhail, Corinda Lee, ann agus grunn bhoireannaich aig an robh an stòras fhèin. A-measg nam beò, tha an t-uabhas de dh’ainmhidhean is lusan, agus luchd-ruith cleas Fionnlagh còir, a-muigh ge bith dè an t-sìde.
The Necropolis, Glasgow’s ‘city of the dead’ was modelled on Paris’s last resting place of the famous and not-so-famous, Père-Lachaise, and was originally intended to be a place of peace and happiness, celebrating the ‘genius of memory’. Home to more than 50,000 souls, few women are acknowledged in their own right, although Gypsy Queen Corlinda Lee and benefactresses of independent wealth make their presence felt. Amongst the living are a plethora of urban flora and fauna, and runners like Findlay, out in all weathers