A QUIET FEW WEEKS – THE ENEMY, WEATHER

LAST FEW WEEKS HAVE BEEN RELITIVLY QUIET – A FEW PIC’S FOR MY ENJOYMENT…

“view from our porch”, the calm befor the storm:

a few of my favorates – taken on the one decent day in the last week or so. . .

Ram island ledge:

portland breakwater – aka – bug light

Cape Elizabeth, east:

And finally – a different view of Portland Head:

Thats it for now – more soon

A WEEKEND WAY UP IN THE STATE OF MAINE – AYAH

LAST WEEKEND WE VISITED SIS AND HUBBY (HUGGY), UP IN CAMDEN, MAINE …

HUGGY (RIGHT) WITH AN OLE KENTS HILL FRIEND OF MINE, BILL GOODWILL, (LEFT)

SCHOONERS ARRIVING INTO ROCKPORT HARBOUR:

AND FOR THOSE THAT KNOW ME – SOME FAVORATES – MAINE LIGHTHOUSES:

OWLS HEAD:

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marshall point: tenants harbour, maine:

This lighthouse appears in the 1993 movie Forrest Gump as the eastern end of Gump’s cross-country run. Located at the end of Marshall Point Road in Port Clyde.

the light keepers house also was an art studio of both andrew and jamie weyth, over the years:

camden harbour, home of the famous windjammers - getting ready for the season:

sammy trying to steal a lobster or two, not realizing traps have to be under water – (j/k)

and now the highlight of the weekend: lobster for din din at sis’s house: one must realize the plates are standard 10″ plates and the tail of the lobsters are tucked under – you can now imagine how large these were – yum yum

an after picture: yum yum

upon returning home on the road less traveled, who did we run into:

correct: paul bunyan

well thats it for today – anyone for whatever reason who wants to be added to the mailing list for the blog: the addy is ayres3396@aol.com – bye

a monday walk in the park:

On my walk thru the public garden, and boylston street I encountered the following:
John Henry and his soon to be wife, Linda Pizzuti dining at abe & louies. john is owner of “the boston red sox“

And while walking thru the public gardens, who did i bump into?

give up?

Jonathan, Ashley, Baby and Dawg – - - Papelbon:

I LOVE A PARADE – AND IT DIDN’T RAIN

MONDAY I HEADED INTO BEANTOWNE AND GUESS WHAT – SURPRISE – A PARADE…

Under spectacular skies, the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Co. of Massachusetts marked the 371st anniversary of its first election yesterday with a parade and changing of the guard in Boston Common.

TO MY SURPRISE HERES WHAT I SAW:

I LOVE THIS PICTURE – - -

I CAN HANDLE JUST SO MUCH EXCITMENT ON ANY GIVIN DAY – SO I MUST NOW REST . . .