Tag: hull
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Nantasket at First Light: A Morning Journey
Nantasket at first light, with the streets and parking areas nearly empty and the water catching the first hint of color from the rising sun. I spent some time near the historic Paragon Carousel before slowly making my way down to the beach. As the sun climbed higher, I took a few photos of the colorful…
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Harbor Break
A man sits by the dock, taking a quiet break as he casts a line into the water during sunset in Hull, Massachusetts. Out in the harbor, a few fishing and leisure boats float by, soaking up the last light of the day.
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Dockside Palette
Colorful paddle boards and dinghies lined up in Hull, Massachusetts, ready for a day on the water.
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Coastal Bend
A winding coastal road hugs the shore near Spinnaker Island, Hull, Massachusetts.
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Pemberton Colors
Colorful boats and a calm harbor reflect the quiet beauty of Pemberton Point in Hull, Massachusetts.
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Stillwind
Hull Wind I turbine stands tall over the green marsh and Weir River in Hull, Massachusetts.
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Church and Clocktower
St. Nicholas Church and the First Town Hall in Hull, Massachusetts, seen in early light. The town hall, built in 1848, features a prominent clocktower and once served as both a schoolhouse and a space for town offices and public meetings.
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Out There
Two people stand on the rocky shoreline at low tide in Hull, Massachusetts, late in the afternoon. Their posture suggests an activity such as fishing or simply exploring the shallow water.
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Gunrock Beach
Wood-shingled houses and weathered stone mark the edge of Gunrock Beach in Hull, Massachusetts.
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Coastal Awakening
The charming coastal town of Hull, Massachusetts, awakens just as the first signs of summer begin to show. Stacked traps, shuttered doors, and empty chairs all hint at what’s just around the corner.
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Pilot
A row of boats rests in winter storage at a marina in Hull, Massachusetts, with one prominently bearing the name Pilot.
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In a Row
Small sailboats, arranged in a row, are stored for the winter at a harbor in Hull, Massachusetts.