
Similar conditions are expected tonight, 1/19/19, in the U.S. Northeast.
Thanks for viewing, comments are always welcome. M 🙂
Stream of Thought observations, images, and more
Similar conditions are expected tonight, 1/19/19, in the U.S. Northeast.
Thanks for viewing, comments are always welcome. M 🙂
Today: 2/11/18 Â Â Lambertville, NJ, Can you see the bridge crossing the Delaware?Â
Click on photo or finger stretch to zoom in. As usual, comments are welcomed. M:-)
Back last year, while returning by ferry from a day-trip to Manhattan, the lighting was awesome. Being the busy Christmas season of 2016, these images were saved in my computer until… now! Storms to the north and the late afternoon sun brightly shinning in the south-west accentuated the stunning view.
As usual, click on the image for a closer look, and thanks for viewing. Comments and questions are always welcome.  M 🙂
Whose woods these are I think I know. (mine)
His house is (…behind me)Â though;
He will not see me stopping here (?)
To watch his woods fill up with snow.
Images taken 10/13/15 and today, 2/5/16.
(Published without permission, but gratitude to Robert Frost.)
As usual, click on the images for a closer look, and thanks for viewing. Comments are always welcome. M 🙂
Snow, reaching depths of thirty inches (76 cm) or more was the product of this week-end’s winter storm. Driven for most of 24 hours by powerful north-east winds with the help of an astronomical full moon, disruption and damage was widespread and several major north-east cities were brought to a standstill.Â
OK. Alright. Here’s my brief, photographic take on all this mayhem… from the Jersey Shore.
As usual, click on images to for higher resolution; and thanks for viewing. Comments are always welcome.  M 🙂Â