Since I can't go...

[Gina D.]

oh yes, please! Thanks!

[Linda R002]

Sorry that we didn't make it to the cemetary but I had a date with a younge man.

[Gina D.]

are you a grandma now?

Woo Hoo! Congrats!

[Nancy in Oregon]

Congratulations, Grandma and Grampa!!!! He's beautiful!

Nancy

[Donna D.]

I heard you guys booked out quickly at around 3am.... I can see why. Too cute.

So, the NOG tub made it back home to Portland instead of taking a side trip... and it's completely understandable

[Nancy in Oregon]

Here you go, Gina. I have more pics of the individual tombstones if you want me to email those to you.

Nancy

[Gina D.]

Thank you Nancy! I find this sort of stuff very interesting... finding "Hidden" unadvertised things in history.

So.. since Lorn did the hike, he gets the keychain.. and since it was your camera.. you get the sticker!

Lorn, send me your snail mail addy! And thank you for the hike!

[Domenica and Sheila]

Gina, thank you for uncovering this special place and to Lorn for telling us about it. Sheila, Marilyn, Mariah & I explored the family burial ground tucked away in the small sandy hill. It was located within 50 feet of the Tsunami trail, which we hiked at least 10 times last year, but never saw the cemetery. D

[Gina D.]

Dredging this old thread up...

I am at Bullards right now and I took the pups for a looksee. Found it (It wasn't hard, really) and noted that had I been here yesterday, it would have been the anniversary of one of thems death. Kinda of a neat Halloween place, for sure. Yes, it is nicely kept.

Did anyone note the grave off to the right when going up? It has a flat headstone and a wooden barrier around it. You probably wouldn't be able to see it in the summer, it would be overgrown.

Yeah, its October, I know.. this place is weird without leaves and eggs. But its the only way I could get an A Loop site LOL!