I love it when we have an indian summer, well half the week at least. It seems we have a few cold days, a few rainy days and a few warm ones. The saying in New England is, "If you don't like the weather, give it five minutes". We took advantage of the nice weather and went for a walk at the sanctuary. It is a beautiful walk, and I never tire of it. We saw a few small creatures scurrying about, getting ready for winter and the ducks and geese were enjoying the shelter of the pond.
The trails are very diversified. It starts out in the fields and takes you to a path in the woods which comes out to a point, where you can see water on both sides.
At the end of the point, they have a little tower that you can sit at and enjoy the view. The cove is surrounded on the outer edges by a beach barrier, but you can see the ocean and Block Island on a nice day.
The inner cover is filled with wild birds, duck, geese and swans. The birds were all hiding behind the small islands to keep out of the wind. You can see a bit of foliage, but along the coast the salt air tends to lessen the colors on the trees.
Monday, October 27, 2008
Warm Fall Days
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autumn,
bird sanctuary,
ducks,
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geese,
hiking,
ocean,
Rhode Island,
salt water,
trustom pond,
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What beautiful scenery!! Looking at these pictures makes me long to be in Maine and walking the trails at the Lighthouse! So gorgeous!
JoJo,
With traveling less, I am enjoying the beauty that we have in RI. There are oceans and lakes and waterfalls and I am always so busy trying to find great places in other states, I forget whey I love it here.
Debbie
Your pictures are beautiful, and you're so lucky that your DH likes to take walks with you. Mine would rather sleep on the couch! That place reminds me of a place up here you should check out. It's Odiorne State park in Rye, NH. It's on the ocean with fields, hills and marsh areas full of birds. New England is nature at it's finest. Thanks for sharing!
That is so pretty... looks like a very calming walk. I'll go with you next time! :)
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