From the photo archives: Looking at the sky

Cool cloud capture from this date in 2016 came up in my FB memories today.

 

From the photo archives: Backyard visitor

Posing in the planter in late May, 2016.

Sharing a fave from the photo archives

West Haven beach on this date in 2016. The weather was perfect that evening.

From the archives: Chillin' on the forsythia

I first posted this backyard get-together pic on Feb. 5, 2016. Wonder what they were discussing?
 

Sharing 2016 'Turnback Tuesday' memory about black governors

This week's "Turnback Tuesday" photo is of Nancy Freeman - wife of the (in)famous "black governor," Roswell Freeman.

The photo was taken in the backyard of her home, which was located where Osbornedale State Park is now. The Freemans lived in Derby during the early and mid 1800s.

In 2012, the area where the Freeman home was believed to have stood was excavated in order to learn more about the family and the role "black governors" had in Derby.

Thanks goes to Derby Public Library staff for sharing interesting local history each week.

Recuperation journey: Looking at the sky

This photo came up in my Facebook memories from this date in 2016. 

I was in the passenger seat and the clouds caught my eye.

Looking at the sky: 2016 edition

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This straight-out-of-the-camera photo came up today in my Facebook memories from Sept. 2, 2016.Looking forward to this evening's sunset!

Recuperation journey: From the winter photo archives

Serene scene at Osbornedale State Park in Derby. Photo taken Feb. 9, 2016.