Rothesay Yacht Club

It is with sadness I post the above two pictures. Since I got my first digital camera more than 5 years ago I have been coming to this place to take pictures. I have pictures taken in the spring, summer, winter and fall. I have pictures of sunsets, sunrises, fog, rain, snow, and sun drenched days. Many times I would sit here and enjoy the peace and tranquility of the area without taking a single picture. Sadly this fall everything changed and not for the better.

Do those in control of this area realize what an ugly and superfluous scar they have forced upon the dozens of people that come here daily to enjoy the once uncluttered scenery? I fear they may be blinded by the shroud of necessity and sadly are not able to consider the result of their thoughtless actions. These pictures may provide them pause for thought. I trust through these images they can see what all visitors to this place are forced to observe every time we come here to visit.

Saint John on Boxing Day

Jason and I walked around the South end of Saint John on Boxing Day. This is some of what caugh my eye. Yes, I like doorknobs. All too many of them have been replaced with more modern and less interesting versions. As you can see many buildings are in need of extensive repair as well. This is simply a record of what I saw and is not meant to be anything else.

Bohemian Waxwings

I caught these guys having a feed on my front lawn Friday afternoon. I took these with my new Nikon D300 and 18-200mm lens.

Saint John at Sunset

I snapped these as Mya and I walked along the Saint John waterfront November 17th 2007.

Frosty Morning Photos

Jason and I went out early this past Friday morning to take a few pictures. It was -22 degrees celsius when we started but we were dressed warm and only our fingers noticed the cold.

I will post more pictures later.