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| A visit to Plymouth Airport by a B-17, B-24, B-25, P-51 |
Tragically, this B-17 crashed several weeks after these pictures were taken,
resulting in the deaths of many crew and passengers.
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| B-24 |
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| A P-51 Mustang, configured as a trainer with a seat behind the pilot. |
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| The St. John's Prep Chorus, Oliver far left front row. |
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| A dune at Plum Island |
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| Migrating Wilson's Plovers |
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A Ring-necked Pheasant!
This magnificent bird was on the edge of Rt. 105 just above Oak Point.
It was probably released for hunting.
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| The Fall color was minimal, but once in a while..... |
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I wish I had captured this shot in the wild, but it was a captive bird, part of a display
put on as part of a Canon photo seminar. This is a Screech-Owl
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And this is a reticulated python. Alex and I visited the New England Wildlife Center in Weymouth, and we
were fortunate enough to find the local snake specialist at work, who showed Alex everything from a tiny newborn
snake to this King snake, which he courageously held.
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| At the Fuller Craft Museum, a little color on the grounds. |
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And a few exhibits.
Tom Ferrero
"Collar of the Chancellor" 2008
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Steve Cayard
"Traditional Maine Birchbark Canoe" 2019
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Jun Kaneko
"Untitled 15-02-20, 2015
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Jodi Colella
"Once Was (Remembrance) 2019
(detail)
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Ted Noten
"Uzi Mon Amour" 2009
This and the next three are part of the gold-themed
Golden Anniversary of the Fuller Craft Museum.
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Hew Locke
"Columbus, Central Park" 2018
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Anthony Sonnenberg
"Character Study for King Midas" 2016
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Olga de Amaral
"Montana 17" 2003
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| (detail of above) |
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| More Fuller Museum environment. |
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I took Carter back to the New England Wildlife Center, and wonderfully, he got the same
great show from Tigran Tadevosyan, the snake expert and biologist.
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| Carter and the King snake. |
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And we found Marco!
Former son-in-law of close friends Jane and Wynn Hallett.
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