Ice House Pond

Late afternoon ride

Peaked Hill Sunset

Chappy Ride today

Menemsha Beach parking lot covered with sand blown by the NorEaster

Swinging Jenny

The Great Rock in it's Bight looks pretty small fom here

Sometimes we need to be told the obvious.

The huckleberry bushes no longersupply a tasty snack

Hello fom Kieth Farm stop

You knever know what you will find in the grass

 

Sunset on Menemsha Pond as the days get shorter

A beautiful day to ride through Fulling Mill Preserve

Facebook Friends

The Sky Below

Feels cold on the North Shore

You never know what you will see on a ride through the woods

Nice colors

Cedar Tree Nech sunset ride

Just saw a red tail hawk fly by level with me.

I'm sitting on the lookout bench eating a scrumscious apple from my
daughter's Vermont apple farm.
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You can look, but you better not touch!

Waskosim's Ride

Sunday Ride snack at Lake Tashmo

The four sheep left are feeling lonely.

that is the uploaded image from Flikr

(It turns out that if I click on the image then I get to chose the size and formating - this may be what I'm looking for.

now lets upload it from my computer

From Drop Box

that was large size from Picasa web box

Test from iPhone

test from Flikr of image location

What a beautiful view our neibor's hane. on Flickr - Photo Sharing!

What a beautiful view our neibor's hane. on Flickr - Photo Sharing!

Ride through Sepiessa and Long Point Land Bank Properties

October 6, 2009

I took seven sheep back to Allen Whiting this afternoon. Since my bike was in the back of the car I drove to the Sepiessa Martha's Vineyard Land Bank property. Hopping on my bike I'm in a beautiful space.  The upper reaches of the coves are very peaceful and intimate.

From Drop Box

When you get to the end of the point every opens up.

From Drop Box

I wasn't the only one out there. I quickly made a couple of friends.

From Drop Box

Then it was back down the trails and back dirt roads to Long Point Wildlife Refuge. The frost bottom is the upper reaches of the cove on the western edge of the refuge.

From Drop Box

To the east the beach was empty as far as the eye could see.





 
From the west four wise people appeared.



There were some elves living in the holes in the trees.



 Check out the swan and her four signets swimming on the far side of the cove.
Earlier I saw a small hawk with pointed wings.  I wish I was better at knowing my birds, but still too lazy to put in the time.  Maybe next year.