I took some photos of boats and trees at Winslow Park over the course of several days, while we were out for walks or bike rides. On one day, it was very foggy. I liked how the trees looked with … Read More

We went for a drive around Littlejohn Island and stopped by the pier. The wind was pretty strong coming off the water. The waves were tossing around the one boat that was tied up at the dock. After driving around … Read More

We went for a walk at the Tinker Preserve on Cousins Island in Yarmouth. Along the way, I noticed that there were quite a few birch trees, so I took photos of a few of them. The Tinker Preserve also … Read More

We drove down to South Freeport Harbor after going for a walk nearby on an April afternoon. It was pretty quiet at the harbor, but it was nice to see the boats in the late afternoon light.

Rachel and I took Eliza for a walk around Sayles Field in South Freeport. Sayles Field is a nature preserve behind South Freeport Church. The trail follows the perimeter of the field, and makes a loop of about a mile. … Read More

Back on a nice winter day in February, Eliza and I went to Sandy Point Beach on Cousins Island in Yarmouth. Eliza enjoyed walking around and checking out all the rocks and shells on the beach, and stomping in the … Read More

I went for a drive out to Cousins Island to take a few photos. I went to a couple locations that I like, including Madeline Point, the Littlejohn Island Causeway, and the Chebeague Island Ferry landing.

Rachel and I went on a hike on The Mountain Trail at the Back Pond Reserve in Waterford. To the viewpoint and back is about a 2 mile walk, but it wasn’t too hard of a hike. From the viewpoint … Read More

I went for an afternoon walk at the Littlejohn Island Preserve. The trails had a little bit of packed snow on them, but the walk was enjoyable through quiet woods with nice shoreline and ocean views.

I took Rachel for a walk starting at the Swinging Bridge in Brunswick. The bridge crosses the Androscoggin River and the trail follows the river on the Topsham side. There is a sidewalk that crosses the Frank J. Wood Bridge … Read More