Now for the best part - imagining sitting out in the sun with a glass of home brew!
Yesterday morning around 7:30 a.m. - if a red sky in the morning is for sailors to take warning, what is this?
On Sunday we went on another little trek - hoping to do a little hike at Delaps Cove Wilderness trail; however, it was too icy to get to the trail so we went to the Habitation - a National Historic site - a replica of the origional fort built in 1605 (first permanent European settlement in North America) instead. Here Gary points out the wooden pegs that were used in construction.
This shot shows more of the Habitation. In the summer it's open with interpretative guides who dress in period costume.
Where did the water go? On our Sunday drive we went through Parkers Cove and the tide was out and these boats are actually sitting on the ground.
3 comments:
FINALLY! a place I recognize. We used to go there all the time. It was awesome. You can feel the history there, Fort Anne is quite cool as well.
nice work, uncle gary!!!!
We have winter storm warnings here .. so much snow!
Nice green Sobey's coat, I remember the night I "borrowed" that under the cloak of darkness aka under my jacket.
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