No, I'm afraid not Phrank. The next time I go there (better
equipped) I may get the nerve up to trim those weeds out of
the way and reshoot it.

Many of the stones are in very poor condition. Some are made
of what appears to be sand stone and are so badly weathered
that they are now completely illedgable. Many are broken as
well.

Next weekend, weather permitting, I'll go back and see if
I can find the oldest stone there. The cemetary was established
in the early to mid sixteen hundreds, so it should be quite
interesting.