I have done genealogy for 40+ yrs. Read my share of microfilm, visited courthouses, and cemeteries. My husband suggested binoculars to help with finding names in cemeteries; it works.
He also walks the rows that are dense with high grass to watch for snakes.

After visiting a family cemetery in MO in 1965 without a camera, I learned to take one with me.
I try to photograph aging stones and veterans' stones that may not be associated with my family lines.

If any of these photos have helped you find a burial in a distant place, it is my pleasure.

I have done genealogy for 40+ yrs. Read my share of microfilm, visited courthouses, and cemeteries. My husband suggested binoculars to help with finding names in cemeteries; it works.
He also walks the rows that are dense with high grass to watch for snakes.

After visiting a family cemetery in MO in 1965 without a camera, I learned to take one with me.
I try to photograph aging stones and veterans' stones that may not be associated with my family lines.

If any of these photos have helped you find a burial in a distant place, it is my pleasure.