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| Gooses (hehe), and Bay Bay Gooses, hanging around the Bournedale herring run. |
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| I don't know how many geese make up a gander, so I use the less-definable "Gooses," which I picked up from a 4 year old. |
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| I was going to chase this turkey up the driveway for a better shot, but "Cranberry County Magazine" isn't an impressive enough publication to avoid being shot by a vigilant homeowner. |
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| Once we got up to the waterfront in Plymouth, our subjects were more willing to stay still. These guys just bobbed a bit. |
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| The benefits of Roof Sailing are that you never get wet, you never get seasick and the sail is more for show than anything else. |
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| Personal Use Lighthouse, off Route 3A |
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| Just in case you thought we were in Duxbury Harbor, straight frontin' on you.... Duxbury was founded in 1637. |
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| I'm so g*ddamned 'Merica, I shot the flag and Plymouth Rock like bang-bang. |
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| Long Beach (in background) seems very small and lightly-populated for something that Snoop Dogg sings about so much. |
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| Lunch at Mamma Mia, ravioli! I ate so much, it hurt. |
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| The cops got a little strange when I anchored my car to the street with this... OK, maybe I was the strange one. |
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| ...or not |
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| The Massachusetts Maritime Academy uses Great Herring Pond for skipper training. They do a lot of slalom sailing on a pond before they let you get your hands on one of the Big Boys. |
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