An Fallen Tree on Lockwood Avenue in Old Greenwich. Make sure like this family did that you plant your trees far enough from your home that in 80 years if it falls it doesn't hit your housE
A dock at the end of Shore Acre Drive in Old Greenwich were as a kid I gazed across the Lond Island Sound inlet of Old Greenwich HarboR
Saltwater freezes also, maybe not as much as fresh water, the tides leave crusty ice flats behind in the muD
A massing of about 120 Canadian Geese and 10 Swan took refuge today in Eagle Pond at Tod's PoinT
With a very close full Moon today there was a very low tide. Something I've never seen was the mud in Old Greenwich Harbor. Look closely and you can see evenly widthed tracks in the mud. I suspect those tracks are from the shellfisherman vesselS
Frozen low tide and the Shorelands dock in Old GreenwicH
.The sign says, "NO MORE XMAS TREES"....but I thought I read (Christmas aka XMAS) trees could be brought until the last day of January. Who coined the word, "XMAS"? I dont think the Vatican did it...Maybe advertising executive...or maybe someone who doesn't like Christmas....say....like the GrincH!
The Greenwich Police substation in forground with the Tod's Point Toll in background. I once heard that the substation was built during WWII as a look out for enemy submarineS
The Queen Anne Building at Tod's Point. It has recently been restored on the outside. Work on the interior is ongoinG
A shoeprint in the snow and sand on East Beach at Tod's PoinT
