The waving fence threw a long shadow over the country road as the sun dropped low on the horizon. The trees and the grass newly green tell the season.
Country Road
Geese on the Pond
Sunset silhouettes of geese on the pond. I am reminded of the expression “ducks on the pond,” which in baseball sportscasting means of course “men on base.”
New York City Train View
A heavy overcast viewed through a dingy train window gave a muted aspect to the daily bustle of the city street.
Giddings Garage
A nod to nostalgia at Giddings Garage in Sherman, Conn., where you can count on your mechanic, just like in the old days.
Manhattan Sunset
The gentle color in the sky at dusk gave a peaceful impression so removed from the bustle of city life. Here we are looking first west then east through window glass from the 18th floor at York Avenue and 67th Street.
Back in Time
The Colebrook Country Store is a relic of a bygone era, just like this classic Underwood on display there. It harks back to even earlier, established in 1812, it is the oldest general store in Connecticut.
View from the Train
A New Year, new horizons, old memories, and a familiar view from the train near 125th Street before the tunnel into Grand Central Terminal.
December Fog
The winter fog rolled in this rainy week in late December blanketing the snowless hillsides in softness.
Gourds at Maple Bank Farm
When is a gourd not a pumpkin? One thing for sure. A pumpkin is always a gourd.