Logs for Pandagram 

This whimsical character is there to greet the customers to the "3A Cafe" in Plymouth, MA The sign states Court St. which is also Route 3A. I pass by him every time I go for a haircut. 

This historical church with the beautiful carved door is the Bethany Congregational Church in Quincy, MA. It was placed on the National Register in 1989. 

This sundial is a memorial to the former caretaker of the gardens at the Union Towers in Weymouth, MA. Interestingly, it has an eagle and shows the "Grim Reaper" 

One of several "plain Jane" watertowers in Plymouth, MA. This one sits on the top of a hill with many residences nearby. 

This skate park is on Summer St. in Plymouth, MA. The kids helped with the building of it. 

St. Stephen's Episcopal Church is one of three churches on the Common in Cohasset, MA. During the summer months on Sundays, a carillon concert entertains the people. On occasion, tours are given to a few fortunate that can climb the steps to the bell tower and are shown the keyboard and how it works. I was pleased to be in such a group some years back. The last picture shows my GPS. 

This building was pie shaped as the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad once ran in back of it. Currently it houses a Beauty Salon. It is located in Cohasset, MA, right near where the train station was. The 2nd photo shows my GPS which I have hung on a branch. 'Course that had to swing around to show the back as I was taking the photo.