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Monthly Archives: August 2014
A Squantum View: The Boston Harbor in Contrasts
Below is a panoramic view of Squantum seen earlier on this bright, blue sky Saturday, where the east wind whipped up whitecaps across the blue sea which mirrored those clear skies: … Continue reading →
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Photo of the week: Liberty Clipper in Boston Harbor
The Liberty Clipper in Boston Harbor on a calm day. This view is looking East from the inner harbor.
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Hangman Island: A low lying rock outcrop in Quincy Bay
Located in the center of Quincy Bay, Hangman Island is comprised of several small, low lying rock outcrops connected by sandbars. Lacking prominence, the island is often only noticed as one passes through the Western Way channel and looks south. … Continue reading →
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