Showing posts with label harrington sound. Show all posts
Showing posts with label harrington sound. Show all posts

07 December 2008

Cottage

Cottage on Harrington Sound. This definitely competes for top place on my list of dream homes...

05 December 2008

A Bermuda-ful Day

A Bermuda-ful day at Deep Dene on Harrington Sound

24 November 2008

Fry

An abstract-y photo of fry jumping, being chased by some larger sploshes, maybe round robins or jacks?

20 November 2008

End of the day, Back on the moorings

Our family boat, Total Madness or sometimes known more simply as The Red Boat.

16 November 2008

Osprey

An osprey circling high over Harrington Sound, along the cliffs of Abbot's Cliff

19 October 2008

Holy Trinity Church, Bailey's Bay

Holy Trinity Church, Bailey's Bay
An old Anglican church in Bailey's Bay, Hamilton Parish almost on the shore of Harrington Sound. This has a particular connection with my family as it was the location for the marriage of my first ancestors in Bermuda, in 1782.

01 October 2008

Liquid Light

An abstract of the waters of Harrington Sound

26 September 2008

Docks in Watercolour

A watercolour of yesterday's scene, though under early morning light.

25 September 2008

Evening Light

Pretty light along the docks on Harrington Sound.

12 September 2008

Evening Splash

Someone taking advantage of the calm evening, jumping off of the public dock on Harrington Sound. The Aquarium in Flatts is in the background.

10 September 2008

Evening Light on the Eastern Cliffs of Harrington Sound

Oops I missed a post. Sorry! After the lizard post I decided I could take a photograph of a kiskadee as a follow-up. But I didn't actually see one when I had my camera in hand. In the evening we went out boating in Harrington Sound under gorgeous evening light as shown here, and I didn't get a chance to post this yesterday. Hope you enjoy this one!

05 September 2008

Bombshell!

Having fun out in Harrington Sound

26 August 2008

Rabbit Island, Harrington Sound

Rabbit Island, in Harrington Sound. It's owned by the National Trust and makes for a peaceful spot.