A warm September beach day at Crane Beach
Massachusetts
Eastern Point Lighthouse
Sunday afternoon at Eastern Point, Gloucester, Ma
3 Prams
3 Prams waiting to work at Ipswich town landing
Eastern Point Light and Breakwater
The Lighthouse that is situated at the entrance to Gloucester and the breakwater, built in 1905
Exploring Brookline, Massachusetts
Brookline began its life in 1638 as a hamlet of Boston called Muddy River. In 1705, it was independently incorporated, but it remains surrounded on three sides by the city. And despite being home to nearly 60,000 residents, with a population density similar to that of Cambridge, it still stubbornly calls itself a “town,” not […]
The Big E | New England’s Largest Agricultural Fair
The Big E Fair is New England’s largest agricultural fair featuring food, animals, entertainment, and more! Check out this year’s dates here. I’m not sure how any New England kid (at least those of us within a few hours drive from western Mass) managed to get to adulthood without at least one visit to the Big E. […]
Sunset at the Knob
The Knob in Falmouth is one of the nice locations to see the sunset on Cape Cod.
Tide is Going Out
This tidal river view in Essex, MA is at a very peaceful spot. In the distance you can see the back of Crane Beach. There are also osprey nests nearby.
Return to October Mountain | Autumn in the Berkshires
On the untamed side of the Berkshires, back roads and byways take visitors deep into autumn beauty and unexpected discoveries.
Lighthouse Silhouette
One of two twin lighthouses near Gloucester, Ma.
While it might not have the bustle of Cambridge, the seaside allure of Newburyport, or the country charm of Northampton, the former mill city of Lowell has been working hard to establish itself as a top-notch spot in the state for education, history, and culture. Having grown up in a nearby suburb I frequently heard […]
Yellow House in Vinalhaven
A photograph taken on a day trip to Vinalhaven Island, maine.