Looking Up at the Summit House Mt Holyoke Summit Fencing Mary Lyon Flooded Fields OOo Receding Connecticut River Cresting Back Alley Florence 3 Muddy Waters Back Alley Florence 1 Back Alley Florence 2 William always leaned on Hannah for support Lead Angel Back Alley Florence 4 Little Harvey was too fair for earth Leaning Tower of Critchlow Turquoise with Chilis All Things Pass Inflated Easter 2 Steeple #1 Steeple #2 Blue Door Give us a hug! Broken and Peeling Pipes of All Types Tasty Top Inflated Easter 1 Skyward Stovepipe Shimmer Fish Garage Porch No Parking Daffs are Coming! Buds Easter Gloves Freshly Painted Planter Tree/Shadow/Snow 4 Chairs, 1 Table Queen Anne Barn Door with Shadow Gothic(ish) Not Spring Yet Green Door St Patrick's Snowstorm Gray Door 1867 Shelter Bulb Show 2007 #3 Bulb Show 2007 #4 Bulb Show 2007 #2 Red Door Bulb Show 2007 #1 Petrified Dino Toes Homage to Antony Gormley Fish Fossil Dino Track Donors Rack of Ribs Morose Snow/Sunset Snow Cat Stripes Stump Red Sky at Night ... Looking North Looking South X Mr. Whippey Jack Corrugated Curves Spotted Fence Fatigue Twisted This Season's Idols Tiki Kitsch from our 50th State Spring at last High Noon on Stony Brook Footbridge Tibetan Tassles Pickets Tom Sawyer Was Here Tibetan Arch Prayer Flags Brick House/White Curtain Brick House/White Wicker Tumult of Turtles Circles around Calvin Spring Storm More Pickets Green Plastic Strings Complementary Pink Spider Web 2 Pink Spider Web 1 Fiddleheads Pickets to Infinity Better Yet Water over the Dam Gable with Shadows Columns with Shadows Green & Blue Effected Gaspump 2 Closed: Mud Season Effected Flowers Red, White and Fading Effected Gaspump 1 4 Hens Roosting Pea Patch 3 Hens Roosting Effected Beehive Broken & Weathered Angel with Lichen Angel with Lily Two Limes & an Orange Once a Spartan Ladies Hair Booth Service Main Street 1 Main Street 2 Picking Snow Peas Closed (just for the evening) Shadow Shapes Waves of Some Kind of Grain The town where time stood still Change the Future Fence Above Tiers Steps Below