Spectacular Sunsets of the Past

Some of these were taken with a cell phone camera, so the quality is greatly lacking. What I find interesting when I look at these is that I remember where I was, what mood I was in, what the weather was like for each and every one of these photos. (except the 3rd photo which was taken by my daughter and who has given her permission for it to be posted here.) I remember who I was with, if I wasn't alone, and how the beauty of the sunsets, each different in their own way, made me wish I could paint them on canvas, just as they appeared in front of me.

Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!

I'm very grateful for all my family and friends, especially my daughter, who makes me proud every day. My thoughts and prayers are with those who are serving our country today - God Bless you and keep you safe.

Gone to the Birds

Lately, when I take my walks, I've noticed an increase in activity of the local gulls. They seem to be anxious for something to happen, either the weather to change or for some tasty morsel to drop from the sky! I sometimes take bread down to the lake to feed the ducks and loons but most of the time it's the gulls who enjoy the meal.

A Walk on the Wild Side...

Last light....

I've been gone too long.
Headed home,
to sit by the fire
and dream of things to come....

A Trip to Green Briar Nature Center = An Extraordinary Jam!

Green Briar Nature Center

Wings of Freedom Tour

The Pics are a bit of a jumble but here's what was at hand to see today at Hyannis Airport:

A B-17 Flying Fortress
A B-24 Liberator
and a TP-51C Mustang

What an experience being up close and personal with these marvels of WW II!

Mellow Yellow

These are a few shots of the lake at sunset. No touch ups, just pure natural color!

The Point of No Return

Yesterday afternoon I was invited to take a boat ride out of Barnstable Harbor. It was so hot and muggy, I couldn't wait to be on the water, with the cool ocean breezes! We zipped across the water, out past the lighthouse at the tip of Sandy Neck. When the tide is low, sand bars emerge from what seems like the middle of nowhere! That's where we landed, on one of those bars... and took a nice long dip in the cold ocean water. What a lovely treat!



It was very hard to leave such a beautiful spot!

Hawk on the Hose Tower!