In the midst of rapidly changing directives surrounding the cononavirus response, more people are taking walks around the roads less traveled — or even the roads well traveled. Avoiding frost heaves and the occasional pothole, there are bound to be views one doesn’t see or note while driving or even biking. Here are a few from a recent stroll.
This cemetery received some much-needed TLC within the last 10 years, but the ravages of wind, rain, snow and sun have taken a bit of a toll on the hard work done by those who restored it. This cemetery is an example of a family burial plot, usually placed near the homestead, where all family members would be buried together.
Readers, do you know where this is? [Answer is at the bottom].







ANSWER: The Olde French Cemetery sits in a sunny spot on Wilson Hill Road in Turner. For a complete list of those buried here, click here.
If any of our readers can supply some biographical information on the people buried here, we would love to hear from you.
(Linda Galway photos)