Autumnal Transformations
Exploring autumn on the North Shore of Massachusetts.
Exploring autumn on the North Shore of Massachusetts.
Formed, according to Wampanoag legend, with the kicking of a giant’s moccasin into the Atlantic. Locally known as, the Grey Lady, due to it’s fog-ridden shoreline, and widely known as, the whaling capital of the world.
Scenic and yet, scrumptious!
The mystery and the history of Fort Revere in Hull, Massachusetts.
Over 4,700 acres of diverse habitats, with more than 3,000 acres of salt marsh, and a costal habitat to 300 species of resident and migratory birds.
Cruising the Atlantic from Wood’s Hold to Vineyard Haven, leaving the Massachusetts mainland behind.
Nestled in Rockport’s Pigeon Cove, the exquisitely rugged shoreline of Halibut Point overlooks the boundless Atlantic Ocean.
The sight of petite, spiral, and marbled in color, shells under my feet has me thinking that this is quite the opposite of social distancing, nonetheless a surely pleasing spectacle.