The tide is out at Squantum Yacht Club. The pilings are reflected on water that froze quickly when the tide waters receded. Now that's cold!
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The building looks fantastic on the low tide! Gorgeous reflections!
Better wait a little before launching the sailboat
It looks like it is prepared for high tide!
I like this particular photograph. Very good up-take on the reflections.
Beautiful. Seeing snow on the coast is always a neat sight.
My father's beloved Yacht Club! This is so nostalgic to go through your beautiful photographs of my home town. I found you on Blogs of Note. I wondered if Quincy Daily Photo was MY Quincy that I grew up in the 50's and 60's. I spent many summer days of my youth pleasure sailing and racing with Mom and Dad. The last I knew, this yacht club was destroyed in a storm. Looks like a beautiful rebuild.
What are the odds that I would stumble upon this blog? I have lived in Indiana since 1977.
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