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Monthly Archives: April 2013
Way off course: US Virgin Islands
The US Virgin Islands National Park: Gazing out along the desolate shoreline, one beholds a sight conceivably unchanged from that seen hundreds of years ago by explorers, traders and pirates: rolling green cliffs giving way to remote uninhabited bays of … Continue reading
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Tagged bvi, caneel bay, national park, st croix, st thomas, St. John, usvi, virgin islands
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The full moon rising over the South Shore
April 25th was the unique combination of a full moon, a sunset moonrise, and a clear night in which the moon can be seen! Here is a view of the moon rising over the South Shore, from Black Rock beach … Continue reading
Posted in Boston Harbor in the Winter, good views, Visiting Boston Harbor, Weather
Tagged cohasset, full moon, moon, south shore
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Webb Memorial Park: A Boston Harbor Island feel without being on an island
Weymouth’s Webb Memorial Park: In addition to being a former NIKE missile launch sight during the Cold War, and the location of a Revolutionary War battle in 1775, this is a park offers sweeping views of the southwest corner of Boston … Continue reading
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Winter views of Woods Hole: A notoriously difficult place to navigate
Located about 75 miles south of Boston on the Southwestern Cape, Woods Hole is a geographically unique place. Jutting out of Southwest Falmouth, it is the last part of mainland separating Cape Cod from the Elizabeth Islands. It also Separates … Continue reading
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Tagged cape cod, falmouth, nobska light, woods hole
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Picture of the week: Boston Light at dusk
Here is a shot we snapped the other night from Point Allerton in Hull. We were able to catch the light as it came our way. For more about Boston Light and the nearby Brewster Islands, click here.
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