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Fiddlehead ferns emerge from the ground in early May in Norwell, Massachusetts.

The wall of an old gun turret is seen here at the abandoned Fort Revere in Hull, Massachusetts.

An old burial vault door at Kings Chapel Burying Ground in Boston, Massachusetts.

Erosion control of beach grass and fencing along Duxbury Beach in Duxbury, Massachusetts.

Two Adirondack chairs along North Water Street in Edgartown, Massachusetts.

 

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Gordon Pond in the Norris Reservation in Norwell, Massachusetts after a winter snowstorm

Tines of a hayrake are seen fluffing up the mowed hay in a field along Main Street in Norwell, Massachusetts.

Two row boats in the early morning in Cohasset harbor in Cohasset, Massachusetts.

A life guard chair sits silhouetted as the sun rises over Humarock Beach in Scituate, Massachusetts.

A panoramic view of Lake Powell and its rocky coastline in Page, Arizona.





GALLERY 8 PHOTO LOCATIONS
Thank you for visiting. Here is what you'll see in Gallery 8.

The photo images in Gallery 8 are from local area towns here on Boston's South Shore as well as a one I've included from Lake Powell in Arizona. This gallery has photos from Boston, Cohasset Harbor, Edgartown on Martha's Vineyard, Norwell, and Scituate.

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Fiddlehead ferns emerge in early May.

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A wall of an old gun turret is seen in this photo taken at the abandoned Fort Revere on Telegraph Hill in Hull.

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An old burial vault dating back to the 1600's, captures the golden warmth and subtle shadows of the late afternoon sun.

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I was out early on a bitter cold and windy December morning at Duxbury Beach in Duxbury, Massachusetts. Just by being out here in the elements like I was today for a short while, I can see why nature can have such a devastating environmental impact on open coastal areas such as this on a 24/7 basis.

Seen here in this photo are two popular beach erosion control devices working side by side... A beach grass planting area working in conjunction with fencing... Both help in protecting the beach and helping curtail the beaches erosion by forming a barrier through means of a natural protective shield. Beach grass, a course brittle plant is highly susceptible to damage caused by humans and animals walking on and near it causing the fragile brittle blades and root system to break under the surrounding sands pressure, resulting in the plants death.

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Adirondack chairs sit empty on a hot summer's day along North Water Street near Edgartown Harbor on the island of Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts.

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Gordon Pond, located in the Norris Reservation in Norwell, taken from a catwalk which encircles a good part of the pond.

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The tines of this hay rake fluff up the hay in a field along Main Street in Norwell to speed up the drying process so that the hay can be bailed sooner. One of the hay bails can be seen in the background.

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These two dinghies moored near the Cohasset Sailing Club at Cohasset Harbor had a nice subdued contrast as they floated about calmly in the water in the early morning.

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A lifeguard chair sits silhouetted on Humarock beach in Scituate as the sun comes up.

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Lake Powell in Page Arizona. The large rock on the right was used as Mount Sinai in the filming of the 1965 Charlton Heston movie, "The Greatest Story Ever Told." Those are houseboats on the left.