Through the lens I am seeing the best of a little seaport town.
(Scroll down for link you want.)
Shadows on Cape Ann MA linked with: Shadow Shot Sunday 2 |
Loving simplicity, I guess, this is why I like this pastel sketch. What do you think? linked with Sunday Sketches
|
A Cape Ann MA Cormorant 'dances' on the gentle waves of the sea linked with: Camera Critters Saturday Critters |
Amazing clouds and light on Cape Ann MA this summer linked with: Sky Watch Friday |
Haiku for links of: Haiku My Heart Haiku Friday |
'How about Dining Out' for H for: Alphabe Thursday link. Orange You Glad Its Friday link |
Haiku for Carpe Diem Haiku Kai link. |
'Little Blooms' on Cape Ann MA for link: Little Things Thursday
|
We are wishing you the best in each day. xoxo
Your posted comments are gems to us. Thanks ^_^
QUOTE TO PONDER: 'Remember always you not only have the right be an individual, you have an obligation to be one.'
~ Eleanor Roosevelt
HOUSEHOLD HINT: Going to the beach? Bring some baby powder and when getting ready to leave, sprinkle yourself and the children with the powder and the sand will slide right off.
I love what you lens sees!
ReplyDeleteI would like to go out on the whale watching tours.. Love the shots of the boats and the pretty flowers. Have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteYour water shots and day lilies have made my day!
ReplyDeleteOh, I'm with Eileen!! I would love to go on a whale watching tour!! Wonderful captures for the day, Carol!! Give your sweet doggie a hug for me!! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteI cannot wait to be near the water again, but in the meantime your beautiful scenery keeps me very happy. Love your haiku today!
ReplyDeleteLovely variety of colors in the day lilies.
ReplyDeleteSo similar to my Waikiki, yet absolutely different - and delightful!
ReplyDeleteALOHA from Honolulu
ComfortSpiral
=^..^= <3
Hi Carol; I enjoyed your harbour photos and others; nice to see your part of the world from a distance... Carole, at snaphappyonline.blogspot.com
ReplyDeletePretty blooms Carol.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! The flowers are gorgeous. The whale watching tour looks like fun. I like your tidbit about baby powder and sand. That is great to know.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots on the water and the flowers are lovely.
ReplyDeleteYou certainly ARE seeing the best of your beautiful harbor town. Although as I remember our visit there, really there is almost nothing that isn't wonderful about it (at least this time of year!). I would live at the coast (any coast) if I had to pick one place (maybe someday I will). Loved the haiku (always feel a feather is a magical sign).
ReplyDeleteI love your boats and the beautiful yellow flower.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your harbour and be our guide there.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
Wil, ABCW Team.
Good tip about the powder! Lovely harbour shots.
ReplyDeleteWow, a boat with your own name too!
ReplyDeleteLooks like everyone wants to come and visit you and go whale watching Carol. Put me on the list please.
I wanna sail away on that boat......... And of course feathers are messages from above.
ReplyDeleteHari Om
ReplyDeleteWonderful summer sights - the haiku is perfect. YAM xx
Wow; Princess cruiser and Whale Excursion Boat , Dream ships for me♡♡♡ And wonderful collection of photo. Have a wonderful week and hope you are feeling perfectly well, my friend.
ReplyDeleteSending you Lots of Love and Hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*
Hi,Carol.
ReplyDeleteYour Haiku is very fantastic. I like your Haiku very much. The princess Cruser photos are very beautiful. I always imagine what a beautiful place you live. Thanks for sharing.
I like your photos and my Maya likes your dog! I think she is in love with him! :))
ReplyDeleteOh it looks like you are having a delightful summer Carol. I love the feather from the sky. I found a yellow one the other morning and since yellow birds are less common I wondered from where that birdie had flown.
ReplyDeleteI love to see a white feather, someone sending a message. xx
ReplyDeleteThe connections are always there for those who can see them.
ReplyDeleteMoon in My Wineglass
Beautiful, interesting pictures and love the baby powder tip!
ReplyDeleteEnjoying your photos, quotes and tips.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit.
Continue creatively!
Ah, those pictures do make me want to get out in the water! Just lovely!
ReplyDeleteNice photographs.
ReplyDeleteI like the little dining out fella.
Love these - so relaxing by the water! Growing up by the beach - the baby powder trick was SO good! That and walking on the grass - helps brush it off!
ReplyDeleteLovely series of shots! I'd love to be on that ship.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely bay! And your little pup makes me smile :)
ReplyDeleteLove those lilies!
ReplyDeleteA whale excursion is on my bucket list!
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots of the harbor and I would love to take that tour.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! That's a cute maitre d' welcoming the diners!
ReplyDeleteWe have those same day lilies and I enjoy them all summer! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLovely shots.
ReplyDeleteI heard on the news that there has been lots of whales lately entertaining people on those boats. It would be so much fun to go out on one. It's so pretty where you live.
ReplyDeleteGreat series again...loved your haiku♪ http://lauriekazmierczak.com/halved-lily-2/
ReplyDeletevery cute folk art! What kind of food is he advertising? {:-D
ReplyDeleteAmazing clouds and skies they are indeed!! Superb capture for the day! Hope you have a lovely weekend!
ReplyDeleteLovely sky shots, Carol! Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteActually, eating out tonight sounds like a very good idea!
ReplyDeleteLove the faint sunbeams you captured in that first shot!
ReplyDeleteThe clouds over the harbor are just perfect!
ReplyDeleteInteresting tidbit about using baby powder to slough the sand...
ReplyDeleteI look forward to visiting your blog each week. I wasn't disappointed.
ReplyDeleteJM, Illinois
beautiful images around cape ann.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful Place,just lovely,xx Rachel
ReplyDeleteI was once asked to contribute to our church cook book. The ladies wanted to know my favorite thing to make. I responded, "Reservations!" and they published it!! Your photos and haiku are excellent, Carol.
ReplyDelete"sentient totems" has a nice ring to it!
ReplyDeleteLovely shots!
ReplyDeletehave a nice Friday
ReplyDeletemuch love...
Hello dear Carol, I'm imagining walking through that restaurant door to meet for lunch! Yes, our these amazing animals that grace our lives are indeed totems of love... so grateful for these connections. Have a beautiful weekend!
ReplyDeleteYou had me at seaport! Lovely photos!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful sky !
ReplyDeleteThe light in that first picture is truly wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThose are lovely shots, Carole. Your header and the "dining out" shot both have wonderful oranges, but I also love that single feather.
ReplyDeleteFeathers and furry friends angels and sky all connected YES!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever orange menu holder; judging by the wear, it's quite popular!
ReplyDeleteLove your first photo! So fun to get a glimpse into your life this week.
ReplyDeleteMay the angels guide your hands and heart today!
ReplyDeleteSo many wonderful pictures!
ReplyDeleteIowa Voice
Carol, just stopping back to say thank you for linking up your post to my critter party.. Enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful....especially the colorful lilies today. I like the warm colors.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a delightful place to spend some time.
ReplyDeleteWhale watching, now that is something I have not done but would love to do. The flowers and boats are lovely. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeletewonderful group of images and thoughts...as always!
ReplyDeleteFabulous photos, each one brought a smile. Thanks Carol!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful photos. The water looks peaceful and relaxing. I would love to be out on the water.
ReplyDeleteI like those clouds
ReplyDeletei like the loon!
ReplyDeletelet me hover in your beauty and love and the promise that we are all connected.
ReplyDeletexo
I love all of your beautiful shots especially the boats. I haven't been out whale watching in a long time and you make me want to go again.
ReplyDeleteGreat household hint too!
Carol - as always a lovely peaceful visit, you would see the best in everything you come across I'm sure :)
ReplyDeleteAs always I leave all the better for my visit.
Have a wonderful week.
Wren x
The cormorant photo is gorgeous, and the cruise ship looks very tempting.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week ahead.
Wonderful shots of great variety.
ReplyDeleteDear Carol, I like your haiku thoughts about animals, angels and all. Thank you for the lovely message you left for my last haiku post, much appreciated...x
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful, colorful set of images!! your daylilies are so pretty but it's right around this time of year, that i start to dislike mine!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful series of photos highlighting the beauty of your small town. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteQuite the lineup of images for today!!
ReplyDeleteI love your pastel, sweet and lovely! The wildflowers are beautiful and I also love your haiku!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots :)
ReplyDeleteAs always, I enjoy the peacefulness of your photographs and poetic words. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteI love that stretch of fence shadow and the sketch looks very Rudolph Steiner-like. I thought your name was the name of the boats!
ReplyDeleteLove the pastel sketch. Your photos always make me dream of holidays. Happy SS!
ReplyDeletebeautiful pastels for SS! It looks abstract, and very soft!
ReplyDeletea great set!
ReplyDeletelovely haiku!
The hosta flowers are very pretty!
Your pink Madonna charmed me.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scenes of the sea and sky,... love the shot of the luminous clouds!
ReplyDeletegreat summer photos and fun with pastels!
ReplyDeleteOnce again, such lovely and relaxing photos!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely week!
Lovely photos and post, Carol. Hope you're feeling better each day. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm cool for dining out!
ReplyDeleteAnd for floating around on that ship with stripes.
And for taking haiku lessons from you!
Thank you for linking.
Are you feeling better?
H is also for hugs I'm sending to you.
A+