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Portsmouth Prescott Park 10/02/05


Gosh, what a great Sunday it was! Such a typical early Fall day - the sun was out but there was just the hint of a chill in the air. The leaves have not started to turn yet, but that is coming soon for sure! It was such a great day that there will be few like this so - on the spur of the moment - I decided that a trip into Portsmouth's great waterfront was in order as it wouldn't be long before all of the waterfront gardens at Prescott Park would be turned over for Winter.


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I do not quite grasp the implication of being asked to stand next to this sign to have my picture taken, but you can see Rachel's shadow on the ground proving that I was not responsible for this on a time delay shot. What do you mean by this???


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Rachel looking out over the Portsmouth Cooperative Fishing Pier area with the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard across the Piscattaqua River in the background.


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Rachel just had to take this picture of a butterfly - which, of course, you can't see. But the flower bed itself was just a thing of beauty, though the picture does not do it justice as the camera was set at too low a setting.


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A long shot into the gardens. Wow! Just beautiful. So are the plants and trees...


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A closer shot with the unique fountain in the background. There are 3 different fountains in these gardens; this one is contemporary whereas the others are more traditional.


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Shot of the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard across the Piscattaqua River from Prescott Park.


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We took our coffee's out to the end of one of the piers off of Prescott Park to watch the river traffic and to just smell the fresh salt air. I really miss that living off the water now, but I will always remember it. Nice to come get a "fix" every now and then, though!


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A long shot of the Route 1 Memorial Bridge going up.


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A closer shot of the Route 1 Memorial Bridge going up with some of the boats that had been waiting on the other side passing through.

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