A Snowy Day Traveling Up-Island
Field Gallery statues seem to celebrate the wintry day.
Field Gallery statues seem to celebrate the wintry day.
White clapboards blend in with their surroundings.
White clapboards blend in with their surroundings.
"Whose woods these are I think I know . . ."
"Whose woods these are I think I know . . ."
Built-in woolen parkas help with the cold.
Built-in woolen parkas help with the cold.
You lookin' at me?
You lookin' at me?
Few tracks on a slippery afternoon.
Few tracks on a slippery afternoon.
A coat of snow at Keith Farm.
A coat of snow at Keith Farm.
February brings snow and frozen harbor waters to Menemsha.
February brings snow and frozen harbor waters to Menemsha.
Little Lady rides out the storm on her dock.
Little Lady rides out the storm on her dock.
Flakes fell fast and furious over the afternoon.
Flakes fell fast and furious over the afternoon.
Menemsha harbor hunkers down.
Menemsha harbor hunkers down.
Swordfisherman statue in wintry weather.
Swordfisherman statue in wintry weather.
Quitsa boathouse.
Quitsa boathouse.
Almost white-out conditions at times throughout the day.
Almost white-out conditions at times throughout the day.
The Sunday snowflakes danced with the statues at the Field Gallery, covered stacked lobster pots in Menemsha, and clung to sheep's thick wool coats. A look at the rural winter beauty up-Island, as photographed by Albert O. Fischer.