While You Were Gone: 440 Photos Will Show You What You Missed

Did you get away this weekend?

Well, welcome back and Happy Tuesday.

You've probably already heard about the and the .

Here's a look at some of the festivities and remembrances that ocurred this weekend around Rochester and Rochester Hills.

On Friday afternoon Patch editor Jen Anesi happened upon Guardian Angel Cemetery as they were rearranging their "Field of Honor," which they designed as a Memorial Day tribute to Michigan's fallen troops. On the cemetery grounds were 245 flags and photo tributes. And on Rochester Patch were of the display.

A ceremony on Sunday brought veterans and others to the cemetery to pay tribute to those who have died. "The service is just a remembrance of all the people who have gone before us and are buried in our cemetery," Director Wendy Mann said. "It's just a really nice way to honor all of our loved ones."

Everyone loves a parade. If you missed it, you can see a photo and video recap here on Patch. And if you were a part of it all, well, chances are you will see yourself among the images. (And was that really Captain Jack Sparrow in the parade crowd?)

Heritage Days brought old-fashioned fun to town on Saturday and Sunday. Our favorite photographs are the ones of the civil war re-enactors with white tents in the background. It almost makes us think this was a scene out of another time and place and not our very own .

Vintage Baseball 'A Gentleman's Game' for Rochester Grangers

Speaking of back in time, have you seen the Rochester Grangers? They're the city's vintage base ball (yes, two words) team and we caught up with them on Saturday. The team is 3-0 and they play again at 1 p.m. Saturday at the

She was among the top athletes at the county meet in Milford, setting a record in the girls 800-meter race. Other athletes from Rochester and Avondale finished out front, too.