Birds nesting holes in the sand cliffs at the Hallock State Preserve.

Local Sea Scallops in Dashi Broth

Still Here

Looking south over the Peconic Bay to Robins Island.

Winter at Goldsmith's Inlet

Earlier this January we hopped in the car on a very cold but sunny day to see if hurricane Sandy had done any damage to Goldsmith's Inlet Park and to the inlet itself.  Though there was considerable damage in many places on the north shore of the Long Island Sound this nearly pristine spot was unscathed, the timeless tide gently flowing to the sea.   Late Spring finds fly fishermen casting on the outgoing tide for striped bass and blue fish.  During the summer months the park is busy.  Many families with young children come to picnic and splash about in the safe, shallow waters

Goldsmith's Inlet Park Satellite View

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A look over the inlet toward the Kenny's Beach community

in the distance.

A mammoth drift wood log longer than our house.

A shot toward the mouth of the inlet.

Riffles of the outgoing tide.

A look toward the basin.

Stony Bottom.

Sound Shore at Depot Lane

A low sun at seven thirty last Friday cast a golden glow on a sand dune with it's weathered trees to the west and on the flat sandy beach to the east, the start of a beautiful, quiet evening.