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30 After dinner we walked about the town a bit and decided it was a charming place. We met with the name of Shakespeare on every hand. July 28, 1908. Tuesday afternoon we hired a boat and rowed down the river about a mile to the mill and could go no further. The river bank just above the mill, is the high stone wall of the Parish church grave yard shaded by a row of beautiful trees that Gifford stopped to sketch. The grave yard is the prettiest I have ever seen. Stratford with the beautiful little Avon running through it and it's wide streets and houses of Elizabethan architecture is a lovely town. Although we had a very jolly time in London it was fine to be in the country again. July 28, 1908. Wednesday morning we rowed up the river past the town of Tintern to a picturesque place, where we pulled the boat ashore and landed. At an Elizabethan cottage, in a little room looking into a merry garden we had our lunch. We both thought in what a happy way we were travelling