This morning after breakfast, Michael and I drove out to Adams Point so I could try and get pictures of the herons that we'd seen there on Saturday. I don't know if it was the cold, snowy weather, or what... but the herons were taking the morning off. We walked around the shoreline a little and I photographed a couple of the beautiful rock formations. I love the colors and geometric patterns. Nature is amazing.
I've been visiting Adams Point for more than 20 years (Boy, does it make me feel OLD to write that!) and although the Great Bay and Little Bay areas are becoming more and more developed, this small place is still very simple and nice. I hope it always stays that way. It's important to have places where you can escape and delve into the natural world. Such spots are getting harder to find around Seacoast New Hampshire.
This morning after breakfast, Michael and I drove out to Adams Point so I could try and get pictures of the herons that we'd seen there on Saturday. I don't know if it was the cold, snowy weather, or what... but the herons were taking the morning off. We walked around the shoreline a little and I photographed a couple of the beautiful rock formations. I love the colors and geometric patterns. Nature is amazing.
I've been visiting Adams Point for more than 20 years (Boy, does it make me feel OLD to write that!) and although the Great Bay and Little Bay areas are becoming more and more developed, this small place is still very simple and nice. I hope it always stays that way. It's important to have places where you can escape and delve into the natural world. Such spots are getting harder to find around Seacoast New Hampshire.
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