Cape Ann, Massachusetts
After seeing frozen rivers and ponds, I am curious about our BIG water, the Ocean...
... COLD, COLD wind and frozen puddles on the rocks are the winter story here...
... mallards relaxing on the beach... seagulls partying around the fish-boat...
... and this blueness... always in motion...
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18 February 2019
15 July 2018
Coasting
Rockport to Gloucester, Cape Ann, Massachusetts
By train to Rockport... by foot to Gloucester... then jump the train back to Boston...
... and THIS I call Freedom from cars...
By train to Rockport... by foot to Gloucester... then jump the train back to Boston...
... and THIS I call Freedom from cars...
09 July 2018
Power of Renewal
Halibut Point State Park, Cape Ann, Massachusetts
The Quarry is central to the Park... the point where humans dug out these dense rocks we call granite... born 440 million years ago, deep in the Earth's crust during the cooling of molten rock... and then pushed to the surface by turbulent powers of uplifting and erosion... their colors and crystals revealed, sparkling in the sunlight... and inspiring human appetites...
Digging began right around 1840... making the place an industrial nightmare... with tools, sounds and sweat... in stubborn attempts to conquer nature... until they called it quits some 100 years later...
Today, tranquility of a lake... seagulls taking a pause... and granite wounds healing... Nature is back...
The Quarry is central to the Park... the point where humans dug out these dense rocks we call granite... born 440 million years ago, deep in the Earth's crust during the cooling of molten rock... and then pushed to the surface by turbulent powers of uplifting and erosion... their colors and crystals revealed, sparkling in the sunlight... and inspiring human appetites...
Digging began right around 1840... making the place an industrial nightmare... with tools, sounds and sweat... in stubborn attempts to conquer nature... until they called it quits some 100 years later...
Today, tranquility of a lake... seagulls taking a pause... and granite wounds healing... Nature is back...






















































