Sunday, and it's raining -- and I am also under the weather.
Nothing awful . . . just a case of the ickies.
But now I've got a laptop, which means I can blog pretty much anywhere, even on a sofa with my feet up.
This might get dangerous.
I am hooking on to Chari's Sunday Favorites blog party at Happy To Design,
and also to the The Tablescaper's Seasonal Sundays. There are links at the end of the post.
and also to the The Tablescaper's Seasonal Sundays. There are links at the end of the post.
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Back in June '09, I shared some pictures from our family beach house,
out on the North Fork of Long Island.
We had high hopes of getting out there frequently this summer,
but it hasn't worked out like that.
So . . . I look at the pictures and wish I were there. I hope you enjoy them.
Back in June '09, I shared some pictures from our family beach house,
out on the North Fork of Long Island.
We had high hopes of getting out there frequently this summer,
but it hasn't worked out like that.
So . . . I look at the pictures and wish I were there. I hope you enjoy them.
In the shot, below, you can see a boat coming in through the inlet from Peconic Bay.
He is supposed to slow down!
We are on an inlet, called a "creek" out there, that leads right out into Peconic Bay.
Right across the Bay from the North Fork, where we are, lies the Hamptons.
You know, that place where "Royal Pains" takes place.
and. . .
He is supposed to slow down!
We are on an inlet, called a "creek" out there, that leads right out into Peconic Bay.
Right across the Bay from the North Fork, where we are, lies the Hamptons.
You know, that place where "Royal Pains" takes place.
and. . .
The Martha Washington lower level rang in some memories for me, as so many things can do the older one gets. We got engaged further up the Hudson a bit, our feet dangling over the river from cliffs on high ... and the GWB was in my dorm window view from nursing school in Manhattan ... except one year there was an energy crunch and they turned off most of the lights so it wasn't as pretty a view!
ReplyDeleteLovely shots of your beach house and hope you feel well soon!
Beautiful Cass. I've actually been meaning to email you and ask if you decided to keep it
ReplyDeletexoxo Pattie
Hi Cass...
ReplyDeleteSo nice to have you for our Sunday Favorites party this week, sweet lady! I'm so sorry to hear that you aren't feeling well...I hate the "ickies"! Feel better, my friend!
I remember this post...or at least remember seeing photos of that gorgeous lake house! What fabulous views!!! Ohhhh...I would love spending time there! I do understand how things go though. Hopefully ya'll can get away for a little R&R at that beautiful haven!!!
Warmest wishes,
Chari @Happy To Design
Oh how I would love to have a place like that! It's so beautiful.......
ReplyDeleteHi Cass! I found you and now I'm following you too... LOVE "That Old House"... I'm here in Connecticut and we have LOTS of them... Yours is gorgeous and looks pretty spacious... LOVE the post today, the water looks fantastic and calm. I would LOVE to through a fishing line in!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm SO HAPPY you found me, Hugs, Donna
I kind of had the ickies today too....but fortunately the sun came out for a while later this afternoon....that helped a lot.
ReplyDeleteYour pictures are gorgeous. What a lovely place.
Love it, please send the rain our way. We haven't had any in about a month. Not to mention we are on our about 22nd day of over 100 degrees. Gotta love - hate Texas in August/September.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely spot, the views are fantastic. I can see why you wish to be there, I wish to be there. Enjoy the week.
ReplyDeleteHi Cass! This is a beautiful place, so serene! I hope you feel better soon!...Christine
ReplyDeleteHope you feel better! I remember this post! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely then, lovely now.
ReplyDeleteI hope you get feeling better SOON, and LOVE that lappy!
Hope you feel better. Sorry you were not able to enjoy your beach house this year. It looks so pretty there. Love & blessings from NC!
ReplyDeleteSo sorry you weren't able to enjoy your summer home. We're on the South Fork, but I too enjoy the North Fork. Long Island is such a beautiful place.
ReplyDeleteThanks for being a part of Seasonal Sundays.
- The Tablescaper
Hope you are ick free this Monday morning. I always seem to feel icky on Mondays... The pictures are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBest,
Colleen
Cass, these photos put me in such a peaceful mood. Thank you for that. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteMaureen
I hope you feel better soon, Cass. Indian Summer is just around the corner, chrysanthemums and painted daisies and baskets of apples at the farm stand - does that help?
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