Island Light: Thankful
Reflection in a Menemsha window.
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East Chop pier closed down for the season.
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Fresh bushels of Edgartown bay scallops soon to be shucked.
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A splash of color on a gray day.
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Any choice of a slip available in Harthaven.
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Up-Island moon.
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West Tisbury barn.
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Old bulkhead in Oak Bluffs.
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Water beads up on freshly-waxed vintage car.
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Stan Murphy murals adorn walls at Tisbury town hall.
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Fresnel lens is focal point at Martha's Vineyard Museum.
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Anna Barber does some research.
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Portraits of old Islanders adorn the walls.
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Evening at the West Tisbury Library.
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We are thankful for the beauty of the Vineyard, for the early morning November ground fog that hovers over the fields and rolling woodlands of West Tisbury, for the pale orange sunrise that climbs over the eastern edge of Chappaquiddick, for the deep scarlet sunset that floods the western cliffs of Aquinnah, for the sound of the horn on the Island Home as she rounds the breakwater in Vineyard Haven.
Now Thanksgiving has come and gone and this weekend the kitchen is still strewn with leftovers: turkey for sandwiches and later soup, mashed potatoes and stuffing for a late-afternoon snack but first and foremost that stalwart best among New England traditions — pie for breakfast.
