Sunset on the last full day of Autumn, 2015.
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This grindstone in our neighborhood is the only remaining artifact from a windmill that stood on this site for 175 years, dating back to around 1635, when the Old Saybrook area was first colonized by Europeans. I love how the osprey nest (barely visible in the marsh on the left) echoes its shape, and further, the prehuman history of the area.
Did I mention that this December day – with temps around 60 and a breeze from a Summer, somewhere – drew me out for not just one, but two long walks?
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Some of the revelry at the Torchlight Holiday Parade in Old Saybrook, which was short on torchlights and heavy on fife and drum bands.
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There’s a bit of John Cage (4’33“) in this shot, as well as Akira Kurosawa – probably my favorite movie director.
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Halloween passes, and the call for pumpkins takes a nosedive. Those that didn’t sell here are headed back from whence they came, LongShot Farms in Old Lyme, where they will be smashed open and fed to the cattle.
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I have a kayak and had a canoe, but beyond that the allure of the boating life is pretty much lost on me. On this night though, with low humidity, a low dew point and a full moon rising, a bit of the magic came through.
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