For some reason this year, I was fascinated with all the many narrow alleyways/driveways/walkways between buildings. Many of them lead to the protected bay where boats are moored.
As always, on a clear day you can see forever blue.
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| Always impressed with the stonework |
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| Parked on the East End (free parking) |
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| Such Blue Sky |
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| This House is Being Renovated |
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| Note how little room for workers |
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| Commercial Street at Night |
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| A Typical refurbish |
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| I remember what USED TO Be Up There |
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| More of the Artistic Stonework |
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| The rather non-descript "Boat Slip" Guest House |
Home of Tea Dance and the Dick Dock
3 comments:
Quaint spot, love the little pathways to the shore.
I enjoyed looking at all your photos. Such narrow walkways! I especially liked the stonework of the last gate you featured, with the beautiful wrought iron and the geodes embedded in the stones!
These are great views of town. I love that stone work with the geodes.
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