Island Light: Nature's Delight
Tallship Lynx
Tallship Lynx
Horsing around.
Horsing around.
4H fun.
4H fun.
Kids and lambs, perfect together.
Kids and lambs, perfect together.
All smiles at the Ag Society.
All smiles at the Ag Society.
Meal time.
Meal time.
Let's go cowpokes.
Let's go cowpokes.
Learning the ropes.
Learning the ropes.
You looking at me?
You looking at me?
Blackdog at night.
Blackdog at night.
Daisy delights.
Daisy delights.
On Katama
On Katama
East Chops lighthouse.
East Chops lighthouse.
Rolling along.
Rolling along.
The Little Lady gets a timeout for repairs.
The Little Lady gets a timeout for repairs.
Skyview.
Skyview.
Heavenly.
Heavenly.
Neil Hoffstrom and friends on East Chop.
Neil Hoffstrom and friends on East Chop.
Meteorologist Tim Kelley.
Meteorologist Tim Kelley.
At the boatyard.
At the boatyard.
Splashing about with the seals.
Splashing about with the seals.
Lucy Vincent Beach.
Lucy Vincent Beach.
This way to the beach,.
This way to the beach,.
Lilacs in bloom.
Lilacs in bloom.
Stop by the Grange Hall.
Stop by the Grange Hall.
May moves forward, as it always does, with a mixture of sun and cold, rain and bewildering breezes. It is a mercurial month, full of surprises as to which way the wind will blow and for how long.
The merry month, the one that brings forth flowers after the rains of April, the gateway to summer — whatever it means to you embrace it, for it is also fleeting. June is already peeking out from around the corner.
Can you see her, just offstage, waiting to make an entrance. But before that happens, give thanks for May and its mysterious ways.