Okay, now these are my favorites. This cemetery was fantastic. It was the Old Town Cemetery, which was in Sandwich (which claims it is the oldest town in New England), and it was on a hillside next to...design, of course) Two more wonderful old stones: And one last unusual stone--these gravestones were usually done for people who were important in some way:

Again, these are not my favorite pics. Taken at Orleans Cemetery. We went on a tour of the cemetery, but it turned out to be a gossip session, and I'd rather hear about the cemetery itself. The woman...done. The scrolling design behind the name on this one was amazing: And another unusual monument. The picture sucks, but at least you can see what I'm talking about.

So while we were on our honeymoon, I told Husband that we had to visit some graveyards. He was a bit appalled at first, which bewildered me, but when we visited the first one he actually seemed to get...building. I love looking at the lichens that grow on gravestones. And this gravestone was a bit unusual, though I found similar examples in some of the other cemeteries:

Sorry to be posting so soon again, but... I wanna get these up before I forget. So, under the cut are my favourite photos out of the 50 or so I took at Pine Grove Cemetery in Manchester yesterday. ...of this one as "the Human Stain" (yeah, based on the KAMELOT SONG! XD ).  Some moronic ass threw a freaking propane gas tank into the pretty lake near the entrance to the cemetery. -.-