This is the view from Goose Green Beach to Stanclift Cove.
This is the handicapped trail. It is paved with a rope to guide, but the path is covered with leaves right now.
There was a bench here where you could see the Stanclift Cove Beach. It felt like a spot where people could spy on the people at the beach.
A funny looking tree stump.
I enjoyed this rock. I see a nose and an eye and a mouth and if you were there in person, I would pointed out the bandana on its head. There are sign holders near this rock, but the signs were removed. I wonder if they were pointing out what I saw.
Yes, at one time there was a pay phone here, but all that remains is the sign and the post.
You can't see them, but there were several white birds in the water. I assumed they were gulls.
After we got to the car, we ran some errands and on the way home, we decided to check out Burr Pond. I can't remember ever being there and George vaguely remembered. As we saw how nice it was, he exclaimed, "Why don't we come here more often?"
I know people walk the trails here but we did not find them this time.
I got kick out of this sign "For Your Safety"..."No lifeguard on duty." Hmmm that doesn't sound really in interest of safety.
It was a nice day for a walk. There will be fewer hours available to do that as the time change happens and the colder weather arrives.
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