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A Long Island Summer In Pictures: August 2012
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A Long Island Summer In Pictures. Friday, August 17, 2012. A DRIVE THRU NORTH FORK, LI TO GREENPORT. A Present Day Long Island Potato Farm. The Hallockville Museum Farm, Sound Avenue, Riverhead is a wonderful place to learn more about LI's agricultural history. You'll Always See The Current Day North Fork Farmers Working. And Watering Their Crops. We Caught This Rainbow While A Sod Farm Was Being Watered. A Painting Of One Of The Farm Stands That Sells Delicious. And Another North Fork Farm Stand. Anothe...
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A Long Island Summer In Pictures: May 2013
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A Long Island Summer In Pictures. Sunday, May 5, 2013. 2013: AN EARLY MAY WALK IN THE PARK. Ready for spring this year! And, a beautiful one it's been so far, with endless sunny days, deep blue skies and warm temperatures with cool breezes. Just a taste of spring color at the back entrance to the wooded section of the park. Even the weeds were spectacular, although these just may be some sort of wildflower, I suppose. The beginning of spring around Melville Park's beautiful lake. A sad remnant of Super S...
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A Long Island Summer In Pictures: September 2012
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A Long Island Summer In Pictures. Sunday, September 16, 2012. A LATE SUMMER STROLL AT STONY BROOK HARBOR. One spectacularly beautiful day this past week in mid-September I had a couple of hours to spare so I decided to head down to Stony Brook Harbor for a late afternoon walk. The air was crystal clear with a deep blue sky. It was warm but very windy. Though glorious, the day gave a definite hint that summer 2012 will soon be over here on Long Island. The Last Rose of Summer? Unfortunately, it is now own...
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A Long Island Summer In Pictures: June 2011
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A Long Island Summer In Pictures. Sunday, June 26, 2011. A HAZY LATE JUNE SATURDAY AFTERNOON STROLL. After a week of rain the sun was finally trying to come out this afternoon. So, I headed for the beautiful Stony Brook Harbor area and snapped these photos. Stony Brook Yacht Club At Stony Brook Harbor. Mill Pond Creek Feeding Into The Harbor. Stony Brook Mill Pond. A Homeowner's Garden Adjacent To Mill Pond. Part of Stony Brook Village Green. Stony Brook Harbor Fairy Ring. Links to this post. Southampton...
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Lets Play With Art: November 2011
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Lets Play With Art. You'll find demos on watercolor, card making, inchies, visual journaling and ATC/ACEOs. You'll also find lots of information about my newest passion, zentangle. Zentangle is an emerging art form of creating beautiful images from repetitive patterns. No artistic talent is necessary! It is fun, quick and easy to do. Zentangle can be done anywhere, anytime and all you need to do it is a pen. So, please come and join me here for some creative play. Tuesday, November 1, 2011.
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A Long Island Summer In Pictures: July 2012
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A Long Island Summer In Pictures. Thursday, July 26, 2012. JAPANESE STROLL GARDEN, HAIKU, AND A BEAUTIFUL DAY. If you'll notice it's been a year since I last posted in this blog. I'm afraid life got in the way to interrupt me. But, here I am again picking up where I left off close to a year ago. While we were there I did a bit of Haiku writing and my husband busied himself with photography. I thought I'd combine the two below. These stepping stones go throughout the entire grounds. Oval, four point, five.
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A Long Island Summer In Pictures: THE BAITING HOLLOW HUMMINGBIRD SANCTUARY
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A Long Island Summer In Pictures. Wednesday, December 5, 2012. THE BAITING HOLLOW HUMMINGBIRD SANCTUARY. The sanctuary is owned, run and cared for selflessly by the very generous Professor Paul Adams of Stony Brook University. It is a several acre parcel of land that sits in Baiting Hollow atop a cliff overlooking Long Island sound. Think Paradise! And/or their blog: The Baiting Hollow Hummingbird Sanctuary. The Very Official Sanctuary Sign. The Even More Unofficial Parking Lot. Butterflies Love It Here ...
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A Long Island Summer In Pictures: December 2012
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A Long Island Summer In Pictures. Wednesday, December 5, 2012. THE BAITING HOLLOW HUMMINGBIRD SANCTUARY. The sanctuary is owned, run and cared for selflessly by the very generous Professor Paul Adams of Stony Brook University. It is a several acre parcel of land that sits in Baiting Hollow atop a cliff overlooking Long Island sound. Think Paradise! And/or their blog: The Baiting Hollow Hummingbird Sanctuary. The Very Official Sanctuary Sign. The Even More Unofficial Parking Lot. Butterflies Love It Here ...
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A Long Island Summer In Pictures: July 2011
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A Long Island Summer In Pictures. Thursday, July 14, 2011. Other day we took a drive around our local area during low tide. It was just one of those great summer days with a deep blue sky and perfect temperature. Here are a few things we saw. Port Jefferson Harbor Tug Boat. Port Jefferson Village Pansies. Low Tide at Setauket Harbor. Low Tide at Setauket Harbor Closeup. Communal Bathing in Stony Brook Harbor. And, of course, I'll end with flowers. A Stony Brook Village Garden. Links to this post.
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A Long Island Summer In Pictures: October 2012
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A Long Island Summer In Pictures. Tuesday, October 16, 2012. ON THE ROAD TO MONTAUK. A little of the area's history. The Shinnecock Inlet, with the town of Hampton Bays to it's west and Southampton to it's east, was cut by Mother Nature during the Great Hurricane of 1938. It connects the Atlantic Ocean to Shinnecock Bay. On the opposite shore of the bay sits the Shinnecock Canal which connects the bay to Great Peconic Bay and the North Fork of Long Island. Or, you can watch the local wild life. And, lega...
