Austin Explorer's Logbook

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Total Log Entries: 10 (Rank: 2nd)  [List Them]  [Map Them]
Average Rating: 3stars (3.25)

Earliest Log Entry: 7/17/2009
Latest Log Entry: 8/6/2017

Average ratings are based on the published values and not the values entered in your own log entries.

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One of the more elaborate monuments. Note the houses in background. [Davis Cemetery]
Log Entries
Tiny plot just off the trail
McRae Family Cemetery - 8/6/2017  [View Log Page]
Rating: 3stars

I had seen this fenced in area from the road numerous times in the past.  When I went walking through Milburn Park there was no reason not to take a few steps off the trail to get a closer look at what's here.

There's just one legible headstone, for one Daniel McRae, who passed away in 1919.  There are signs of additional burials there, but nothing legible.

Much newer than expected
Hudson Bend Cemetery - 11/18/2013  [View Log Page]
Rating: 1point5stars

I was surprised to find no marker earlier than 1982 here.  Given the location and extrance I was expecting some more plots for individuals laid to rest here long before the nearby dam was built.

Traffic noise from 620 is a constant companion, but there's a nice view of the Hill Country off the back of the property.

Still well kept
Davis Cemetery - 9/22/2012  [View Log Page]
Rating: 3stars

Stopped by this cemetery since I hadn't logged my visit when I documentated it some time back.  It looks largely the same except the low hanging telephone wire seems to have been fixed.

A guy on a motorcycle stopped to take a picture of Mr. England's consort's grave.  I'm not sure what that was all about!

Small but peaceful
Hancock Family Cemetery - 9/22/2012  [View Log Page]
Rating: 2stars

This is one of the smallest cemeteries you'll likely encouter with only four plots.  Stopped by to log the visit since I'd failed to do so when I documented some time back.

Taking wings, in more ways than one
Greenwood Cemetery - 1/3/2012  [View Log Page]
Rating: 3point5stars

I knew that there was a cemetery at the northern tip of ABIA, but thought that the gates to it were closed except for family members.  I decided to take a closer look after hiking at McKinney Falls State Park.  There are some interesting headstones here and it's surprising quiet and tranquil most of the time when planes are not taking off overhead.