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Muffy Aldrich
Muffy Aldrich, Editor of Salt Water New England: The Thing Before Preppy, since 2010. And a 12th Generation New Englander.
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Gorgeous pictures of a New England autumn.
ReplyDeleteEssex CT, the quintessential New England coastal village!
ReplyDeleteThank you.
ReplyDeleteJust so very perfect! Thank you so very much for all you do for us, everyday!
ReplyDeleteInteresting photos. So interesting that I just did a quick tour of the town via Google Maps. The street views are always interesting. In the street view of our house, my wife was caught out front watering her flowers. I especially like seeing the topiary here and there. I also liked the banner hanging on the front of the Essex Savings Bank: "Sail In For Free Checking".
ReplyDeleteExtraordinary, thank you
ReplyDeleteVery nice. I should think the challenge of this photography is capturing the essence of these towns without including real estate offices which have sup[planted so many of the old stores on "quaint" main streets.
ReplyDeleteTerrific images. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThis is what Autumn is supposed to look like! Love the Privateers sign about pizza and that vintage Porsche. May I ask what make of camera you use Muffy?
ReplyDeleteNothing fancy. Just my old Canon T3i.
DeleteEssex -- glorious in its autumnal dress!
ReplyDeleteI was so entranced by the cuteness of the village I didn't even notice the cars. Thanks for helping us be arm-chair travelers when we're not yet feeling comfortable enough to venture far afield in person. And thank you for identifying the location. Love the quaintness of the shops and the scenes. (I want that white house with the hedge in the front!)
ReplyDeleteLove the Gris!
ReplyDeleteWow. A real treat. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteWe were in Essex and Old Saybrook yesterday on a beautiful, blue bird day like these photos. Spent time with long-term friends at a long, leisurely lunch at Penny Lane Pub - a great day.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of my village in Upstate NY. Lovely to see your photos as always!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to show my own "vintage" with this comment, but the only cars pictured which are worth their salt are the old 240D, and the old 911. Great stuff.
ReplyDeleteThe tweed coat you're wearing in the first photo is quite good looking. What is the maker?
ReplyDeleteI'll help Muffy here - the coat is the "Bark Herringbone Donegal Follifoot" from Cordings (I have the same one, and it is magnificent. Everything anyone could ask for a a tweed coat.) Hope this helps.
Deletehttps://www.cordings.co.uk/us/bark-herringbone-donegal-follifoot-coat.html
Thank you for your kind reply!
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