Monday, October 31, 2011

Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Connetquot River State Park

leaning tree by Alida's Photos
leaning tree, a photo by Alida's Photos on Flickr.

Soon to change to autumn colors.....

Thursday, October 20, 2011

Browns River

Browns River by Alida's Photos
Browns River, a photo by Alida's Photos on Flickr.

Browns River, looking south to the Great South Bay. This is considered a watershed area and protected by the DEC. There is still areas of Long Island that are relatively undeveloped and natural to protect our water supply. Thank the environmentalists and government agencies for protecting our watershed areas and keeping things natural for our enjoyment!

Saturday, October 15, 2011

Fire Island, bayside

Fire Island Bayside by Alida's Photos
Fire Island Bayside, a photo by Alida's Photos on Flickr.

This is the bayside of Fire Island, at the Sunken Forest.

September and October are the best months on Fire Island, in my opinion, because the summer crowds are gone and the weather still beautiful. It is quiet except for the sound of the ocean waves and birds, long gone are the many boats heading to the beach. An occassional plane or helicopter passes overhead. It is warm between the dunes and a long walk is the perfect way to spend the day!

Thursday, October 13, 2011

Oliver, age 3 1/2

Oliver, age 3 1/2  by Alida's Photos
Oliver, age 3 1/2 , a photo by Alida's Photos on Flickr.

Saw Oliver and his baby twin brothers this weekend. Great time!

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Autumn Connetquot River

Autumn, Connetquot River at the Bayard Cutting Arboretum

autumn falls

autumn falls by Alida's Photos
autumn falls, a photo by Alida's Photos on Flickr.

Just one of many falls at Ricketts Glenn, Pennsylvania

Wednesday, October 05, 2011

Lake Michigan

Lake Michigan by Alida's Photos
Lake Michigan, a photo by Alida's Photos on Flickr.

Went to visit family in Wisconsin.
Didn't know the Great Lakes could look like the ocean. New information for me! This is Lake Michigan on a mildly windy day. Waves, rocks, driftwood...It looked just like the Atlantic Ocean!