These are the ruins of an old fort in the Plymouth harbor and one of the lighthouses on the jetty.
Great little city with beautiful buildings. Wonderful green spaces and public parks. Row houses may not be common on the west coast, but they have been here for centuries. Most have lovely stone and bick work. Notice they are parked on the wrong side of the road! It is disconcerting to even be a passenger. I'm sure glad I'm not driving.
We visited The Hoe, where the tower from Edystone Rock was placed in 1932. Here is a picture of Don (with green bag), the Tower and our ship in the background. Food on the ship has been good in the dining room and breakfast is good at the buffet. Dinner has been disappointing at the buffet, so we just won’t go there anymore.
I spent time on the deck watching the tenders being loaded back on the 
ship.
ship. We enjoyed the sail out as we left Plymouth soaking up the sun – FINALLY.
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