Duarte's Pond Snack Time

Break time

Ice Sculpture

Squibnocket is frozen, where are the iceboats and skaters?

It's cold out here.

Full Moon Rise

Winter sunset at Quitsa

Reflecting on Last night's full moon.

Windy and bitter cold. A short walk is enough, when the wind hit my whole head ached.

Hail.

A Touch of Red.

I try to float over the roots and rocks. Be their friend, it's raining and slippery.

Riding over the slippery roots makes me think of some of the rides through the tropical jungle that I did last winter in Hawaii. Now those were real roots! I wrote in the blog about it.

Duarte's Pond

Computer work with a heck of a mess.

Getting tired on the way back.

North Shore and GRB

The Brickyard is in the first bay and Great Rock Bight is in the second.

Cool trees for elves.

Fort at the top of the hill. Windy. - Highest Rocks on the Vineyard

Menemsha Hills is the second highest point on Martha's Vineyard at 308 feet. Peaked hill is three feet higher at 311' which is why this pile of rocks was built on Menemsh Hills to make it the highest point on the island, even if it doesn't really count. It did fool the Encyclopedia Britanica however. I sent them a correction, it will be interesting to see what happens:


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Menemsha Hills - a great place to hike

The South wind is building up the surf at Squibnocket.

Clearing the path, or at least giving it a good try.

Trying to clear the path

Bare trees and gray skies and it is still fun to smell the woods.

Enormous Rock! It even has a water view of Vineyard Sound. A highpoint of the Middle Line Sanctuary MV Land Bank property.

Big Rock with a View

Big Rock

Big Leaf

Break time.

Cleaning up the trash in the stream.

Gremlins behind the rocks

Cool rock in Fulli

Ng mill

Wood piles make good forts

Ducks and flowing water and very little ice.

Priester's Pond is a great stop for a quick nature fix.

Time for reflection

Todd Christy makes front page news

I've been looking forward to this for the last hour.