Another favorite spot of mine, for sunsets, is Haines Park in East Providence. So when we’re not up to driving to Bristol (a whole whopping 20 minutes more), then Haines Park is a solid “Plan B.” Rarely disappoints.
…across the street, from the merry-go-round.
An essential stretch of 195 remains above water thanks to the historic Washington Bridge.
Well past their prime these aging leaves still manage to hold on, just days after a good dumping of snow. The Hunt River behind them gives this photo a little extra bling.
Frozen silence this morning, along with your choice of park bench.
This was my first photo taken while wearing my Cousin Eddy hat. You know, the kind of hat with ear flaps and begs the wearer to be beaten senseless. I’m happy to report that I avoided senseless violence, while maintaining the warmest head on the bike path which, by the way, is where you’ll find the Squantum Club – and this swan.
Another view from Kettle Point in East Providence. It’s nice to see the city maintaining our access to the water (an enormous high-end apartment complex runs right alongside the walking path). No more encroaching in the neutral zone.
A shot of the club from the East Providence Bike Path.
Long Days and Nights 