I always shoot waves after they break, so I changed it upl

The break was to happen a bit later.

I took Duke and Lilly for a nice walk along the Bristol Waterfront then circled back through the center of Town.  It was lunchtime, and Aidan’s Pub a place normally bustling with a brisk lunch outdoors was ghosted and vacant.  I encountered a total of three people on my walk in Bristol’s usually bustling downtown area.  The experience was like being in one of Rod Sterling’s Twilight Zone episodes.  After doing some work, I took a drive to Sachuest Point and took some sparse imagery of the sea and one image of Hanging Rock where a solitary hiker stood admiring the edifice.  My work days are ragged, often interrupted from daily sojourns to Aquidneck Island, followed by work into the night.  Yesterday I shot some film in addition to digital images, and the finished rolls are piling up in the face of processing malaise.   Until tomorrow, peace and good health.

Cat-tails at the edge of the reservoir close to Second Beach

I have captured this lifeguard stored in the Peabody’s Beach parking lot in snow and now in this unusual spring. Perhaps spring’s rejuvenation will flourish without humana’s intrusions.

Geese in flight close to the entrance of the Sachuest Wildlife Refuge

A gull enjoying a world without humans that occasionally annoy and supply whole sub sandwiches and potato chips and an occasionally a grilling steak to these food bandits.

Hanging rock, explored.

Peabody’s Beach and the chimney remnants of a house likely destroyed from a fire or a storm.