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Photo by Muffy Aldrich
The Modern Guide to The Thing Before Preppy
Muffy Aldrich
Editor, Salt Water New England - The Modern Guide to The Thing Before Preppy, since 2010. Co-founder, Short Sims. From a 12th Generation New Englander.
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Wonderful summer photos, incredible picture of the upside down tern!!! Perfect timing:)
ReplyDeleteYour avian photos, yes, are superb. Thank you for posting them. That Land Rover looks like it’s lost on the way to the Dakar Rally. Or maybe they’re a new breed of “shoreline survivalists.”
ReplyDeleteRIP Saab! Loved those cars…yes, another Saab story!
ReplyDeletelol and true
DeleteBeautiful photos! We love our SAAB :)
ReplyDeleteNothing says Summer like a convertible!
ReplyDeleteMost notably…a SAAB convertible! Aah, those 90’s…
DeleteJust the opposite here on Sea Island...convertibles are only bearable in the Winter!
DeleteYes, New England's summer version of LA DOLCE VITA - without Marcello and Anita.
ReplyDeleteAnd I guess it would be pointless to ask the bird why he's flying upside down - kind of like asking the chicken why he crossed the road?
Birds flip and fly for food and for fun.
DeleteAs always I enjoy your photos local scenes. I believe I saw a first, a Tesla 3 in the 20th photo.
ReplyDeleteThere is something so special about living in New England and your photos capture it beautifully.
ReplyDeleteI love my small, coastal town in Maine. I don't know if I could deal with the heat down there in Connecticut.
Montreal we know is not Maine. But would you guess it’s often warmer than New Haven? Watch the numbers for a few days on your iPhone weather.
DeleteGiggling at your "too hot in CT" comment. We're in Sea Island, GA!
DeleteNice late "teens" Model T Ford touring car.
ReplyDeleteAlways enjoy these photos of NEW England viewed in old England
ReplyDeleteMarvelous photos!
ReplyDeleteSuperb photos! Thanl ypu, so very much!
ReplyDeleteCoastal Connecticut in the summer. Nuthin’ Finah!
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