Wreckage on the shore serves as a warning and reminder. The sea can turn violent in a moment. Another harsh winter’s ahead for all of us in these parts. And commercial fishing’s an especially dangerous occupation.
Just look at what it does to metal.
Tag: Photos
HIP-HIP GRANOLA!
Homemade and very tasty. Sometimes ours has raisins. And sometimes dried cherries. Dried pears were a special occasion.
MOHEGAN ISLAND
There’s a romantic allure to the idea of living on an island, and Maine has more than its share. Still, a day visit can be memorable.
ON THE HILL
For a decade, I lived on the highest point in the city of Manchester. Sometimes I called the development Yuppieville on the Mountain, but its views of sunsets could be stupendous. There was even a city-run ski lift on the other side of the freeway.
ALONG THE MERRIMACK
For three years I lived along the banks of the Merrimack River, a primary energy source for 19th century New England industry.
WOODBINE
I still miss this house with all of its Craftsman movement touches. It had a marvelous aroma, too.
LOAF OF SLICED BREAD
A boulder resembles a round loaf on a breadboard. Maybe it’s just there for giants in the night. The leaves on the ground give an idea of its size.
NOTTINGHAM SQUARE
Hearing the distant sounds of cannon at the Battle of Bunker Hill to the south, local militia mustered here on Nottingham Square in New Hampshire and began marching to combat. It’s only an hour-plus drive today.
JUST DUCKY
Here are some quackers seen at a gathering of Quakers.
COASTAL SUMAC AND GULL
A stroll along the Atlantic offers more to see than just the ocean.
