Malcolm Greenaway’s photographs of Block Island capture rare scenes that only a few people will ever witness in person. He shoots with the eye of a photographer and the soul of a philosopher, in places and under conditions that even islanders miss. I know Block Island well, though not quite as intimately as Malcolm, who […]
Rhode Island’s only covered bridge is very much alive, located in Foster RI, this 40′ bridge spans the Hemlock Brook. It uses the lattice-truss method of construction and was rebuilt in 1994. It’s officially listed as part of the “leaf-peeper trail. A true treasure to see.
Polly Bannister first went to Block Island in 1970, and has returned many times since. Take her advice for dining and shopping and you will want to return many times, too. See the outstanding photography of Block Island photographer Malcolm Greenaway before you take your trip. Dining The Atlantic Inn Restaurant, High St. Elegant dining […]
This Dam is located in the Burriville section of Rhode Island and is quite old to say the least. As I studied its construction, it amazed me the all the granite blocks just lay there in rows, one on top of the other. No telling what is on the other side or how it was constructed more than two hundred years ago. Truly a treasured spot in Rhode Island.
Southeast Lighthouse overlooking the beach
Sounds like a computer to me. The day was just beautiful and the apples were ready to pick.
Shot on the pathway to Second Beach, Middletown RI last Fall before the winter weather hit.
Lighthouse Point Judith
A New England walk through the country with trees in full fall foliage
This scenic byway in Newport County is an 8.3-mile loop that comprises six streets. It gives you an up-close look at classic New England architecture, tightly constructed stone walls, rolling farmland, and stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean. Newport County is not the agricultural base it was when Europeans first turned the land over to […]
Photo taken by Point Judith Lighthouse
