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"Flipper" receives the mail!
Abandonded garage.
Pond spills over Atlantic Ave.
Sandy Way has become a water way!
Brook behind my house now below flood stage.
Backside of Coffins Beach.
Marsh off Atlantic Ave.
Fog.
Fog lifts.
City Hall.
Inner harbor and downtown.
St. Ann's.
Old oak tree.
Sun bursts through.
Our Lady of Good Voyage Church receives the sun!
5 comments:
Those are great photos!
I had to smile at your comment about the city having an early 20th century industrial look...I was thinking, would my 7th great grandfather, the Rev. John White (http://www.gloucestertimes.com/pulife/local_story_090225634.html His daughter Lucy, who married the Rev. Joseph "Handkerchief" Moody of Nat Hawthorne's tale, were my 6th great grands ) recognize his home town at all? :)
I am so glad that you have gotten some sun at last! I am also so glad I found your blog.
Thanks Beth!
You have some deep roots here! Roots that are drying out now!
It's nice to see & feel the sun for a change!
yikes so much water. I hope it recedes quickly. If you had damage please consider flood insurance and if the states gets fema to declares a disaster and you had damage you will be able to apply for assistance or reduced rate loans.
My word, can you even believe how nice it was today? And to think the next two days will be even nicer! I think we were one of the only ones in our neighborhood who didn't get water in.
I like the fog shot with the old posts sticking up out of the water. They're all good though. Isn't it great watching storm clouds burn off?
Sharon
Wow- the rain has not been kind to you!
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