Scenes From Martha's Vineyard: November 2019
Misty morning.
Misty morning.
On the west arm og Lagoon Pond.
On the west arm og Lagoon Pond.
Sunlight graces Edgartown homes.
Sunlight graces Edgartown homes.
Transition time.
Transition time.
It's beginning to look like Christmas in Ocean Park.
It's beginning to look like Christmas in Ocean Park.
Charter school students take it to the streets to educate on climate change.
Charter school students take it to the streets to educate on climate change.
Scary flotsam at the Gay Head Cliffs.
Scary flotsam at the Gay Head Cliffs.
Sepiessa.
Sepiessa.
Westernmost beacon seen from the sea.
Westernmost beacon seen from the sea.
First snow on the Vineyard came this week.
First snow on the Vineyard came this week.
Culling boards are full on a successful day scalloping in the Lagoon.
Culling boards are full on a successful day scalloping in the Lagoon.
Vestige of long ago shipwreck on Tashmoo Beach.
Vestige of long ago shipwreck on Tashmoo Beach.
View of the Atlantic through a South Beach dune.
View of the Atlantic through a South Beach dune.
Wooden sailboats are a fixture in Vineyard Haven harbor.
Wooden sailboats are a fixture in Vineyard Haven harbor.
Double crested cormorants flock to Edgartown Great Pond's edge.
Double crested cormorants flock to Edgartown Great Pond's edge.
Starry night over Ocean Park.
Starry night over Ocean Park.
A peek of ocean down Fuller street.
A peek of ocean down Fuller street.
Fall is surely a favorite season for Vineyard walking. The golds in the woods are gleaming, the reds are extravagantly bold, the huckleberry bushes and cranberry bogs are crimson. Ponds glimmer deep blue and skies are crystal clear when the sun shines.
It's November on the Vineyard and things couldn't be finer.