Welcome. Edgartown News was born from the simple fact that I have ink and Dektol in my veins and I need to write and photograph more than I need air or food, and from my love for this little town where I grew up and raised my family, the town I have left a few times but can't quite shake for good. Here you will find the wanderings and musings, photographs and commentary; the people, places, and happenings - past and present - of a small island town: my home town.
Showing posts with label bicycling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bicycling. Show all posts

Saturday, June 6, 2020

Bicycle Browsings

Bicycling on the Island hasn't been this pleasant in many, many years, all due to the fact that we are still semi shut down around here and there's much less traffic than usual, so I've been taking advantage of the situation and getting out and about on my bike - with the Lumix, of course - at least once a day (I am also working on shedding some of my winter and lock-down poundage).



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Twilight, finger piers and Edgartown Yacht Club
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Boat houses - vestiges of old Edgartown.
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Evening squid fishing off of Sandy Fisher's work barge.
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Okay - this was actually grabbed from a West Tisbury field on one of the rare times I've used my car (I think I've been on the same tank of gas for three months).
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Men at work on Sandy Fisher's work barge - some kind of winching/hoisting thing going on here, featuring Sandy and Tracy, with the ever-present Dennie J. looking on. 
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Former boat houses, converted into summer beach cottages while retaining the old Edgartown vibe. 
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Albion. The best part of getting out and about via bicycle is connecting with people.  I found Albion fishing for squid off of the town wharf. 

Thursday, May 28, 2020

Bike to the Bend

I rode my bike out to the Bend in the Road on a recent warm day - not warm enough to get me in the water - yet - but I did find a small handful of people getting an early start on swimming season. I was happy to see that the nasty nail and splinter-covered remains of a small shipwreck had finally been removed (after my having pestered various authorities for several weeks), leaving our town beach clean and serene again. I was also happy to see the dusty miller in bloom. It's the small things, you know.


Bend in the Road, bicycle

Bend in the Road, bicycle

Bend in the Road, bicycle

Bend in the Road, bicycle

Bend in the Road, bicycle

Bend in the Road, bicycle

Bend in the Road, bicycle

Bend in the Road, bicycle