Scenes From Martha's Vineyard: October 2020
Smooth sailing off Menemsha.
Albert O. Fischer
Spot says hello!
Lisa Vanderhoop
Wandering pond's edge in morning fog.
Larry Glick
October walk to Lamberts Cove Beach.
Mark Alan Lovewell
Unsettled skies over East Chop.
Tim Johnson
Ray Ewing
Turning leaves at Brookside Farm.
Albert O. Fischer
Looking for mail at Waskosims Rock.
Jeanna Shepard
Breaking waves at Squibby.
Larry Glick
Holiday scene on State Road in Chilmark.
Mark Alan Lovewell
Autumn colors begin at Mytoi on Chappy.
Liz Durkee
Footbridge over Blackwater Pond in West Tisbury.
Mark Alan Lovewell
Squibnocket solitude.
Albert O. Fischer
Sunrise over Chilmark Pond.
Tim DeWitt
Morning fog hangs over Lagoon Pond.
Jeanna Shepard
Scenic Middle Road.
Tim Johnson
Osprey glides over its hunting ground.
Lanny McDowell
It's getting dark earlier, but work continues at Gannon and Benjamin.
Ray Ewing
October sun is lower in the sky over Keith Farm.
Albert O. Fischer
Colorful beach umbrellas beneath the colorful Gay Head Cliffs.
Larry Glick
End of day at Lagoon Pond boat landing.
Mark Alan Lovewell
Red fishing shack at Menemsha has weathered many years.
Jeanna Shepard
Goodbye September, and hello October.
John Zannini
Baby snapping turtle finds its way in Edgartown.
Ray Ewing
Fall foliage begins at the Sailing Camp Park.
Tim Johnson
The rhythms in the Island community echo the new melody in the natural world around us. You can taste it in the October air on that last bracing sail before the boat goes into storage for another cold season. You can hear it in the recessional song of the Canada geese, honking southbound, and you can see it in the bright blooms of chrysanthemums in village dooryards and the red of Virginia creeper vines along a favorite path. October's clock slows and invites us to savor the moment.
