Ogunquit, ME
The Tristam Coffin and Judith Greenleaf House, Newbury, MA
UFPC, Quincy, MA
Newbury, MA; Quincy, MA; Gloucester, MA
Just to show I am still here…a very mixed assortment of photographs for today’s post.
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I love old grave yards. They really tell stories. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks. I walked a lot of graveyards in my youth when my mother was working on our genealogy so they always feel familiar to me in New England at least.
I love your New England. Those bumper stickers are priceless. 🙂 When I was young and spent summers on my grandparents farm, we would go to various family member graves to mow the grass. That seems strange now, but it was what you did back then. 🙂 Hope life is treating you well.
Thanks Judy. All is well! I’ve just been a bit lazy with this blog.