Monday, September 30, 2013
PREPARING FOR RISING SEA LEVELS?
Now these people have their work cut out for them. This boat is in rough shape, but perhaps it is a boat builder's delight o take on this challenge.
Labels:
Boating,
Road to Georgetown,
Scotch Village,
trek
HEARTS & ANCHOR FOR THE ACCIDENTAL TOURIST
Out in the "middle of nowhere" you come across these gems. Makes you want to come back and spend more time -- maybe next year.
Labels:
Boating,
Camping,
Mosherville,
Road to Georgetown,
trek
AMERICANS WATCH THE TIDE RACE IN
Almost all the people who watched the tide roll in up the river were from the USA -- New Jersey, Massachusetts, Florida and Maryland. With charts and tables on hand they figured the tide was set to roll in in about 10 minutes.
Labels:
Brooklyn,
Road to Georgetown,
tidal bore,
trek
Sunday, September 29, 2013
OOPS!
PICTURESQUE ROLLING COUNTRYSIDE
This represents the typical rolling countryside along Hwy 236; a treat for cars, motorcyclists and cyclists but a little harder for walkers. The beating sun made for a more gruelling walk on the Windsor-Truro leg.
TOPOGRAPHY OF HWY 236 A MOTORCYCLISTS DELIGHT
On Highway 236 many types of vehicles shared the road with cars and trucks, including motorcycles, cyclists, and tandem cyclists.
Labels:
motorcycling,
Road to Georgetown,
trek,
Windsor
Saturday, September 28, 2013
THE LEGACY OF WORLD CHAMPION GIANT PUMPKIN GROWER HOWARD DILL
Dill giant pumpkin seeds are known to be the source of giant pumpkin growers worldwide. The iconic statue of the late Howard Dill stands on Water Street in Windsor along the annual giant pumpkin parade route and on to the giant pumpkin boat regatta across Lake Pisiquid in mid-October.
Labels:
giant pumpkins,
lake Pisiquid,
Road to Georgetown,
trek,
Windsor
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