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Mouth of Selden Creek at Dawn

Apart from when being used to carry dead Red Deer Stags on their backs

as later we were privileged to witness five Cygnets successfully hatch and begin to learn to swim with the Swan couple being increasingly willing to paddle their family quite close to our small boat as the male Swan seemed almost attached to us and proud to show off his family

Robert the Bruce

With "colder" hills to the North East of the Connecticut River

Had the Neist Point Lighthouses fog horn and lights been active the Doris might have avoided disaster

under a full moon

ocean-going yachts at anchor in the Essex harbor

over a few weeks

Our picture was taken on the water from a small boat during a sailboat race when winds were gusting twenty knots and a thunderstorm was about to deluge

Osprey can dive three feet beneath a water surface

said that the columns on the side of the main tower are meant to represent Icelandic volcanic basalt rock that was instantly petrified after its molten lava met the frigid Atlantic Ocean

Swans are thought to mate for life

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