I took this one in 2011. We had made an evening visit to the Museum of Fine Arts, and stayed until the lights were being turned off. As we were hurrying through the courtyard toward the exit, I saw the weary cafe staff closing up.
It was a postcard kind of day in Vermont.
Birds roost in the scaffolding of a barn at Drumlin Farm.
The winter woods can look bleak and lifeless, until you look closer.
Without snow, winter is a cold, wet bucket of ugly. But snow changes everything.
As the temperature dropped at the end of our one day of snow cover earlier this week, a blanket of fog formed near the ground.
An intersection of busy streets, architectural eras, and social strata.
Final resting place of Paul Revere, John Hancock, and Samuel Adams, among others. Park Street Church, built in 1809, is visible in the background. This picture was taken from a window of the Boston Athenaeum (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boston_Athenæum).
Wishing those of you who celebrate Christmas a joyous holiday, and to all a healthy, happy New Year.
Photos by Barry Hass 