The Providence metro area, epicenter of Little Rhody, has the greatest number of doughnut shops per capita in America. That’s a lot of cruller fans, for sure, but it’s also a lot of competition. And yet Allie’s Donuts–a low-slung red-and-white cottage on the side of Route 2 in North Kingstown–has managed to survive the Dunkin’ […]
Dexter Pond is a quaint New England pond located in the Colonial-era town of Scituate, Rhode Island. The pond is filled with large mouth bass, yellow perch and rainbow trout. It was surrounded this Fall foliage season with colors that were bright and vibrant. The colors always reflected very well upon the pond on sunny days thus making it a perfect place for taking photographs.
On our way to spend the night in Rose’s Lighthouse.
The Castle Hill Lighthouse in Newport Rhode Island
Perfect place to sit and relax and enjoy the view of the water and boats.
Wishing Stone Farm is an organic CSA Farm in the coastal town of Little Compton, RI. They grow beautiful vegetables and raise chickens in the greatest of style.
Ride a bike in the late afternoon along Little Compton’s winding roads and you will discover the most sweet little flower/vegetable stands.
Long hot summer day in Little Compton, RI. the gals just have to cool off.
Little Compton is fertile farm country. All along the backroads there are small stands selling everything from bouquets to eggs to vegetables.
This pharmacy has existed on this corner since before the civil war. It appears, much the same as it is now, in some of the oldest pictures of the town. Inside you’ll find classic tin ceilings, a soda fountain, antique display cases, and the best coffee cabinets in the state. Owned and operated by the Delekta family since just after WW II, it is a town treasure.
The Harvest Moon rises over the Warren RI waterfront. The Warren waterfront packs a lot in it’s short length. Viewed from across the river, it’s a quintessential New England waterfront. You can find lobster boats along side pleasure boats, boat building, restaurants, antique shops, artist’s lofts, a beach, marsh, and residences. While other waterfronst have succomb ot development, Warren’s hangs on to it’s character.
The Methodist Church, built before the Civil War, sits on the north side of the Warren RI town common. The light in it’s steeple, which served as a navagational beacon for ships returning to Warren during the days of sail, was recently re-lit.
