Cruzin' Plymouth & Sandwich

These are the gravestones of our ancestors the Burgess's.  They died in 1685 and 1687.  These headstones were placed there in the early 1900's but the original ones for Ezra and Elizebeth still stand.  They are almost unreadable but we did get some pics.
Now you know what we plan on doing with the money you think we are going to leave you.  See the name of the boat?  
Here is Elaine is the English Garden behind the Mayflower Society House.  The house was built in the 1754 and bought and sold until the Mayflower Society purchased it.  Elaine loved the Garden.  It wasn't in bloom yet but was nice.

Yesterday we did a tour of Plymouth and Sandwich.  The picture above is the site where the Pilgrims held their first church service.  The church itself is quite old.  Elaine and I are going to attend there on Sunday, they still hold services there.  Right next door is a the church of the Pilgrims where they still worship the way the pilgrims did.

See you later.