Island Light: Season's End
A summer is never complete until airborn off Big Bridge.
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Ducklings have raft to themselves at Tisbury Waterworks.
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Adirondack chairs have a moment alone on an East Chop pier.
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In West Tisbury, a snail seeks the shade for relief from the August heat.
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Any day on the links at Farm Neck is better than a day off Island.
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Along a boardwalk to Farm Pond in Oak Bluffs.
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Against a background of azure, colorful umbrellas dot State Beach.
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Unaccompanied red bike rests along a picket fence at East Chop Lighthouse.
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Lee Taylor and Todd Bassett welcome everyone aboard Magic Carpet.
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Vaya con Dios, until next summer, go with God.
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The moon hung high in the sky, casting a yellow glow through thin clouds. A hazy late-summer heat lingers well into the dark hours. The big dipper winks in the west, surrounded by a thousand other constellations known and unknown. Crickets trill their evening songs and a screech owl calls from deep in the woods. At the water's edge feeding fish break the surface with small splashes – smiling, perhaps, at the fisherman who got away. August is almost over and the nights are soft and full of quiet wonder.
