Matilda wife of george harris, Roslyn ,Wa

i am still hunkering through images- two cemeteries left from our vacation now wait make that three...oh dear must not take any more photographs - for at least a month..
hunker down and spit them out.

looking for a loo we stumbled upon the cemetery in Dusty,Wa

we know the bodies are here but we aren't sure exactly where

ah the lovely cemetery of dusty.
a bird of prey led us in also did signs for a restroom.
the restroom seemed to be a little close to the grain elevators and we instead chose the car doors and a bit of outside.
There was a shop on entering this town.
and a gun club across from the cemetery. see more photos from Dusty at This Life in Ruins
Loved the grain elevators in the back ground and the gun club in other direction , a little gem amongst the undulations of the palouse.
there was no place to register at the platform designated for such, or we would have.

william anderson, roslyn, wa

a new fence for william anderson.
since last we were here william got a new marker and a fence.
congratulations william , i do hope the new fence is working for you-
keeping things out and other things in.

Graves with photos , Roslyn, Wa

I love the graves with photographs attached.The first time I ever saw this i must have been what about 7 years old in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania , visiting extended Edmondsons in the place where they originally homesteaded.
These people buried here must have had some serious balls to be out this neck of the woods a hundred or more years ago.
i am sure things weren't easy.
I wonder what the Eastern European contingent found of the west?
accommodating?