Scenes From Martha's Vineyard: December 2018
It's well known that Daisy is a party animal.
Lisa Vanderhoop
Pond's edge during morning freeze.
Ray Ewing
Glass-like surface of Lagoon Pond at Shellfish Hatchery dock.
Timothy Johnson
Shenandoah on her winter's rest in December.
Jeanna Shepard
Quiet time on Christmas Eve on Lucy Vincent Beach.
John Zannini
Cottage City skyline.
Timothy Johnson
Jay Lagemann's swordfish harpoooner stood in for Santa in Menemsha.
Alison L. Mead
Morning sun at Tisbury Wharf.
Jeanna Shepard
Martha's Vineyard Museum tree lights up the Lagoon.
John Zannini
Seasonal wonderment on Alley's porch.
Alison L. Mead
Inkwell jetty in December water.
Timothy Johnson
You never know who you will run into for breakfast at the Art Cliff Diner.
Larry Glick
West Chop Lighthouse has guided mariners since 1891.
Timothy Johnson
Mums barely holding on during fall's waning days.
Albert O. Fischer
Calm waters in the Oak Bluffs harbor.
Liz Dolan Durkee
Work continues at the Edgartown Yacht Club through December.
Mark Alan Lovewell
Foggy morning on Menemsha Pond.
Lisa Vanderhoop
Miles Sprague, Olivia McCormick, and Hannah McCormick are ready to start decorating.
Holly Pretsky
Winter tree against December sky.
Timothy Johnson
Lighting up the holiday at Donaroma's Twelve Days of Christmas.
Larry Glick
Cold temps and wind along Menemsha's north shore.
Mark Alan Lovewell
Bringing the conch traps in to Edgartown harbor.
Albert O. Fischer
Silent night at Ocean Park's bandstand.
Mark Alan Lovewell
Seating is available on Causeway avenue in Vineyard Haven.
Timothy Johnson
Swans navigate icy waters at Long Point.
John Zannini
Think of winter not as a time of darkness but as a time of quiet pleasures. There will be snow and ice and bitter cold, to be sure, but there also will be days of crystalline sunshine and walks without another human soul in sight and long views through tree branches bare of leaves. An Island winter is a time of renewal while we wait for the true season of renewal to come.
