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At a cemetery, you might see on the ground:
- driveways
- walkways
- gravel
- flagstone pathways
- natural stones and rocks
- neatly trimmed and mowed grass
- grave monuments or markers and the footer (concrete where the grave marker sits)
- the bases for statues
- decorations
- Military flag holders on veterans' graves
- flags on veterans' graves
- flowers on gravesites
- bottoms of trees
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