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Saturday, July 28, 2018

Summer's Peak, Manomet, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA



One of the advantages of living in New England is the reminder that life is not static. The seasons seem to be constantly changing. As Mark Twain was reported to say, "If you don't like the weather in New England now, just wait a few minutes.”



This man is reading a book. A book - you know - one of those things that have paper pages with words printed on them. There are no batteries required.



Curiously, his book is entitled "Astral Weeks," a tome about the great musician Van Morrison who has some history with the Boston area. (The photographic effect is called a "zoom-burst.")



Otherwise, kids play in the sand and tide......



.....flowers bloom......



.. heralding the next season......



...when the color will move into the trees for one last glorious blast before the stillness of winter (still except for the biting cold wind and roaring waves). Enjoy.


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