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Ice Glen Trail: Walkways

It had rained the night before so some of the rocks were pretty slippery. It made it a little more adventurous trying to navigate the ravine. I really…

Ice Glen Trail: The Ravine

“The trail proceeds easily up the slope, weaving around the occasional old giant tree that has fallen by wind and time. Just before the half-mile mark, Laura’s Tower…

Ice Glen Trail: Into the Woods

After our leisurely hike along Mary Flynn Trail we headed for the Ice Glen Trail. To get there you cross over the railroad tracks and head up into…

Mary Flynn Trail

The first trail you encounter after going over the Goodrich Memorial Footbridge is the Mary Flynn Trail. It’s a nice easy trail that goes along the Housatonic River….

Goodrich Memorial Footbridge

While in the Berkshires we of course had to go out for a hike. The Laurel Hill Association, the nation’s oldest village imporvement society, maintains the Mary Flynn…

Moonrise

The first night in the Berkshires ended with a beautiful (mostly) full moon.

Sunset

My brother drove me up one of the side mountain roads to see if we would have a better view of the sunset. Looked like a pretty good…

Stanley

Another resident of the Berkshires, that I met on my first day, was Stanley. It’s hard to tell in this photo but Stanley is a big boy (long…

Purple Weeds

Once I got off the Mass Pike it should have only taken 20-30 minutes to get to my brother’s place. However, it took twice as long as I…

Welcome to the Berkshires

Took a little mini-vacation out to the Berkshires to visit my brother and sister-in-law, at their summer cabin. This was the first resident to greet me when I…

Saquish Rocks!

I’ve always loved how Saquish has different terrains to the beach. You have the Gurnet with the lighthouse up on a cliff. Then you have the front beach,…

Goggle Man

Saw this guy on the first cross over to the back beach. As I was setting up my shot, a woman stopped and asked how I liked Goggle…

Kite Walk

There was a nice breeze out at the beach, which made it a perfect day to take a kite for a walk.

Saquish Sky

For photos I love having the large white puffy clouds. They give the sky more depth and add to the image. We had a lot of them the…

Homer

This is Homer. Mom and I met him out at Saquish. He was having a wonderful time at the beach and going up and down and greeting everyone….

Flower Shoe

Here we have Mom’s flower shoe. Probably where I subconsciously got the idea for my flower boots. Mom has a very green thumb (I did not take after…

Thirsty Bird

After the hummingbirds seemed to get used to me and the camera (see yesterday’s post), I moved down closer to them (as seen in the first two shots)….

Hummingbird Feeder

Mom and Dad have two hummingbird feeders at the house. One out front and one out back. Both can be seen while sitting on the porch. The hummingbirds…

Plymouth Mayflower

On Sunday, Mom, Dad, and I took a ride to Plymouth to say welcome back to the Mayflower II (and to get an ice cream for lunch). She…

Pool Time

The weekends have been busy with friends and family. It has really made the summer fly by. On Saturday, I hung out with “friends with kids.” The pool…

Templum by Margaret Swan

I’ll admit this statue didn’t really draw me in. I should have used it as an opportunity to try and take a more creative shot but instead it’s…

Loving Stones by Jospeh Wheelwright

“Loving Stones comprise two recently carved granite boulders that have been transformed into human heads gazing fondly at one another, smiling shyly with glistening eyes. They are made in…

Wave Cloud by George Sherwood

“Wave Cloud is suggestive of a floating body of water. It is comprised of thousands of stainless steel elements woven into a grid. Each element ripples in the wind…

Green Landscape/Brown Landscape by Jim Henderson

Two more sculptures by the same artist from yesterday’s post. “Several years ago I began making drawings of the deeply etched volcanic mountains in Hawaii. Those drawings grew…

Three Bronze Trees by Jim Henderson

“Three Bronze Trees are part of a series that began as drawings of the deeply etched volcanic mountains in Hawaii. Those drawings grew into a group of bronze…

The Space Within by Gillian Christy

The top photo is called, The Space Within: Buds and the bottom photo, The Space Within: Leaves. I took the top photo in the morning hour (around 7:30an)…

Arabesque by Eric Sealine

I really liked this piece of art. The first time I saw the statues was on a cloudy day (top photo) and it didn’t have a shadow. When…

Inner Eagle & Reclining Blade by Peter Decamp Haines

I never would have guessed “eagle” for the sculpture in the top image. I had no idea what the sculpture in the second image was supposed to be…

Poised by The Myth Makers: Donna Dodson & Andy Moerlein

The sculpture is 20 feet tall and made of saplings and wire ties. I didn’t realize it was supposed to be a Great Blue Heron until I read…

Tiger Mothers by Donna Dodson

Back in June, I was walking after work to Back Bay and walked through the Christian Science Plaza. I noticed a couple of statues and took some photos….

Public Garden

The heat wave is over. I think it lasted a stretch of 7 days! Yesterday was a little rainy and this morning is rainy but it sounds like…

Squirrel with Chip

Seeing as this squirrel was preoccupied with the potato chip I was able to get fairly close and she stayed pretty still. What I really should have taken…

Great Blue Heron of Boston

This handsome guy was hanging out in the Muddy River along the Fenway. Typically, I have to go to Florida or out to the Berkshires to get a…

Rock Art

There are always these random “artistic” projects in the area around where I work. I assume it’s either the School of the Museum of Fine Arts or Mass…

Twisted Spine

Back in May I had visited my aunt at New England Baptist, where she had had spinal surgery. On the way out I ran into this statue. I…

Sam Adams Clock Tower

This is a shot of the Samuel Adams statue at Faneuil Hall, with the light on the Custom House Tower. The title sort of sounds like a drink…”I’ll…