The top two are right by the parking area - a bench wishing visitors a wonderful walk (with one of the local names - Cote which is pronounced like Cody) and a very impressive stone for Barbara Ripley Leavitt - Poetess with a photograph.
Next is a stone that despite its very weathered appearance is definitely a stone and not wood and a name that caught our eye - Asenath - which we had both failed to recall is the name of one of Joseph's wives in Genesis.
The bottom two were notable for different reasons - the first was one of several with the chain-links with the letters F L T. The letters stand for friendship, love and truth and signify membership of the wonderfully named Independent Order of Odd Fellows. The last one - a marker for the Small family - has a very unusual typographic style - not sure what to make of it - just very unusual.
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