Haddock, potatoes, cilantro, and homemade tartar sauce. The haddock at the fish store is fresh from Iceland or some north sea area, one of the better fresh semi-local fish.
Author: Harry Bartlett
Garden Food
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Got some carrots + beets from the garden, turnips too, still good after sitting all summer in the ground. Nothing like an egg and garden kale to balance it out.
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Biden Wins
It was a good day in Harvard Square after even Fox declared Biden/Harris winning the election.
Pugliese
Pugliese bread from the Nashoba Brook Bakery toasts very well especially with fresh tomato from the garden and cheese.
Fairhaven Bay
Fairhaven Bay is a bucolic area on the Sudbury River in Concord. This was taken during a run – a beautiful remote area near Walden Pond.
October Snow
Snow came early this year, just in time for Halloween and a full moon no less. This was taken at Fairhaven Bay in Concord, MA.
Empire State Building
While in New York visiting my son in Williamsburg Brooklyn, the fog cleared, and lo and behold the Empire State building across the river.
Smoothie
This smoothie is made with pea tendril micro greens, raspberries, almond milk, peanut butter, and protein powder. This is a favorite breakfast smoothie after going for a ride around the island up on Islesboro. Leave around 7:00 and back by 8:30, this smoothie hits the spot.
Masked
The backyard was a special place for the kids to play end explore the outdoors and identity. Here’s our first playing out some sort of masked dilettante or bandit with sticks : ) One of the last photos I took with analog film.
Spruce
This was taken in Jay Vermont on a cross-country ski trail at Jay Peak resort. It was cold like Jay often is – maybe around zero or below. This is part of a series I’ve been drawn to showing leaves or rather with this a broken-off Spruce pine branch embedded in snow.
With the leave photos and this one, I think the pine needles and branch look like a person in this case submerged in snow. There’s a certain emotion that comes from the gesture-like form – hard to describe but palpable.