With my newfound determination to post every day for #SteemBloPoMo, I decided that I would DEFINITELY go for a five minute walk around our yard this week, so I could have some new shots for today’s Wednesday Walk.
Naturally, my body was uncooperative…
Then I saw @tattoodjay‘s latest post (called Wednesday walk challenge and Steem Basic Income Give away) with some gorgeous New York beach captures, and it reminded me that I still have a bunch of Gloucester/Magnolia MA seaside snaps in my archive that I haven’t uploaded yet.
So here are some from what was technically a driving walk around the shoreline of my hometown. Driving (back when I was still the one behind the wheel) because the eldest and I took this little detour on our way to visit my mother. Since we were short on time, we did the drive-park-snap-drive-park-snap kind of thing. Though if I remember correctly, as a girl I used to be able to walk this stretch (just over half a mile) in about five minutes. 😊
Now, on to my shots!
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Beautiful photos. Shore Road looks like some of our city streets (without the water view).
That looks like a picturesque place in which to grow up.