Holy crap it was cold this morning. The wind didn’t help either, but there was abundant sunshine and glorious blue skies, so I couldn’t pass it up. Luckily, my schedule permitted me to get out for my walk. But things didn’t go as they usually do – I did end […]
Monthly Archives: November 2007
22 posts
OK, no modesty here, quite simply I’m patting myself on the back. Just wanted to share that one of my photos was chosen to be on the Providence & Worcester Railroad’s holiday greetings card for the 2007 season! I just got a few copies in the mail, and it came […]
Looks like the New England Central Railroad has canceled a tradition in Monson & Palmer, MA. Each December the railroad would sponsor a Santa train that ran between the two towns, giving area kids rides and a chance to meet Santa himself. Looks like Rail America’s new owners, Fortress Investments, […]
No, I’m not going to bore you with a treatise on what I think of the Thames River. Instead, I’m taking it quite literal today – actual reflections in the water. Along with the second day of crappy weather came next to no wind. And when there’s no wind, there’s […]
As the rest of the state was getting their first snowfall of the season, down on the shore we got stuck with a mix of rain & sleet – well, honestly, it was mostly rain. One of the downfalls of being on the shoreline. But that didn’t keep me from […]
Quite a bit to pack into the small amount of time I was out & about this morning. I was able to catch a Los Angeles class fast attack sub, Providence & Worcester train NR-2, an easbound Amtrak Acela, and a helicopter taking off from New London. And I even […]
Finally slogged through the 1,700 or so images I took way back on November 9th at Toad’s Place in New Haven. It was a benefit show that featured old friends Mighty Purple and Gargantua Soul, along with the Seth Adam Band, who also had a guest vocalist – Christine Ohlman.
Yep, you read that right. Short version – in a span of about 20 minutes, and without moving my ass more than 15 feet, I was able to catch the freighter Persenk unloading copper plates at the State Pier in New London, a pair of small US Coast Guard cutters […]
Well, I was able to head out yesterday into the crappy weather we were having. I figured with the upcoming wind forecasted for the weekend, I didn’t have much time left with the color on the trees. So any weather would do. I set my sights on Mill Cove in […]