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Sault Ste. Marie – a bit of birding
Sault Ste. Marie – a bit of birding We had spent 4 days identifying bird songs and counting birds as part of a Breeding Bird Survey and were now homeward bound. We were tired. A series of early morning rises … Continue reading
New England Trip 2012 – Day 10 – Chatham to Woods Hole, Cape Cod MA
New England Trip 2012 – Day 10 – Chatham to Woods Hole, Cape Cod MA With the first clouds of Hurricane Sandy beginning to appear off to the south of our location, we decided that it would be a good … Continue reading
Posted in MA, USA
Tagged berries, cape cod, chatham, color combinations, commercial cranberry, congregational church, cranberries, Cranberry bog, Cranberry harvest, cranberry harvesting methods, cranberry scoop, different shapes, Fire hydrant, fire hydrants, firehydrant with green base and white top, foliage, harvest time, ichthyologist, Ichthyology, New England Trip 2012, oceanography, pumpkin, queen anne inn, west yarmouth, West Yarmouth COngregational Church, woods hole, Woods Hole research vessel
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New England Trip 2012 – Day 9 – Chatham to Provincetown, Cape Cod
Our plan for the day was to drive to Provincetown at the end of Cape Cod and then return to Chatham again in the evening. We had never been to Provincetown, so weren’t sure what we might find when we … Continue reading
Posted in MA, USA
Tagged Amphitheater, amphitheatre benches, Atlantic Ocean, blue carpet on sand, Blue fire hydrant, butterfly, cape cod, cape cod history, cape cod national seashore, chatham cape cod, Chatham lighthouse, cigar, Cigar on post, colorful bluberry leaves, eastham, Fall colors, Fire hydrant, fire hydrants, fungi, history of Chatham MA, holiday season, how to identify poison ivy, interesting things, man on lawn chair with spotting scope, mushrooms, national seashore park, New England Trip 2012, oak leaves, observation platform Race beach, orleans cape cod, Orleans Cape COd MA, Pine cones, plane against blue sky, poison ivy, poison ivy image, poison ivy tutorial, police station, provincetown, Provincetown Cape Cod, Race Point Beach, saltwater, sand beach, sand dunes, sandy beach, scenery, Toxicodendron radicans, trawler, truck driving on sand, Vintage police cruiser, [ark map
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New England Trip 2012 – Day 6 – Olde Mistik Village Shopping Mall
New England Trip 2012 – Day 6 – Olde Mistik Village Shopping Mall We were beginning to worry about running out of daylight by the time that we crossed the Mystic River and arrived at the Olde Mistik Village Shopping … Continue reading
Posted in Connecticut, USA
Tagged 18th century, 18th Century village, colorful trees, duck pond, Fire hydrant, merchants, mistic village, music cassettes, music collection, mystic connecticut, mystic river, new england, New England Trip 2012, Olde Mistic Village Shopping Mall, seasonal decorations, shopping mall, time of the season, unique items, walkways, window shopping
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New England Trip 2012 – Day 4 – Creamery Bridge, Brattleboro, VT
New England Trip 2012 – Day 4 – Creamery Bridge, Brattleboro, VT After doing a bit of sightseeing in Wilmington VT, we headed on our way along Vermont Route #9 toward Brattleboro VT. A pull-off area at the end of … Continue reading
Posted in USA, Vermont
Tagged brattleboro vt, bridge, covered wooden bridge, Creamery Bridge, Fire hydrant, maple syrup, New England Trip 2012, roadway, route 9, sightseeing, slate roof, tourist attraction, town lattice siding, vermont route, walkway, whetstone brook, wilmington vt, Wooden Covered Bridge
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Manoir Papineau National Historic Site, Montebello, Quebec
Manoir Papineau National Historic Site, Montebello, Quebec While we were visiting at the Chateau Montebello, we decided that it would be nice to take the short stroll over to the grounds of the Manoir Papineau National Historic Site directly adjacent … Continue reading
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Tagged anglican chapel, architectural styles, bench, chateau montebello, eclectic mix, Fire hydrant, fire hydrants, granary, hillside location, louis joseph papineau, Manoir papineau, manor house, National Historic Site, Ottawa River, papineau funeral chapel, Papineau Manor, parks canada, Quebec, red hydrant, tea pavilion, trail, wooded area
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Carp Farmer’s Market 2012
Carp Farmer’s Market 2012 We took a quick trip out to the Carp Farmer’s Market to take a look at what was for offer this year. My wife purchased a bit of farm produce and I chatted with a few … Continue reading
Fort Ontario, Oswego, NY
Fort Ontario, Oswego, NY I had spent the night in my tent at Selkirk Shores State Park which is located about 20 miles to the east of Oswego, NY. While checking out in the morning, park staff had told me … Continue reading
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Tagged american leaders, Battle of 1812, british commanders, british empire, cannon, Fire hydrant, Fort Ontario, French and Indian War, historic preservation, informational signs, lake ontario, lighthouse, new york state parks, oswego, Oswego NY, preservation organization, reinforcements, Selkirk Shores State Park, St. Lawrence River, war of 1812
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