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Full size snippet pictures ~ part 3.
Espresso Love – Edgartown
Midnight Farm – Vineyard Haven
Union Chapel – Oak Bluffs
Island Home ferry
Black Dog Bakery – Vineyard Haven
Old Sculpin Gallery – Edgartown
Memorial Wharf – Edgartown
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How many places can you name? For those who don’t know the Vineyard that well, tell me what picture you like the best. Leave your answers in ‘comments’… thank you 
I took these pictures of the Federated Church in Edgartown in May one evening around 6pm. The light through the windows was at a perfect angle to illuminate the inside of the church with a warm golden glow.
“This 1828 meetinghouse, on the corner of South Summer and Cooke streets, is the oldest church building in its original location still used for worship on the Vineyard and has had few changes made. It features box pews; graceful woodwork; a Hook and Hastings organ, which was installed in 1895 in a case built in 1840 by Ebenezer Goodrich, and restored in 1985; a handsome chandelier which originally burned whale oil; and an 1853 Ingraham clock. The sanctuary, which is acoustically ideal, seats nearly 400 persons within 40 feet of the pulpit. The building is inspirational, a tribute to its designer.”
CLICK HERE for the history of the Federated Church
Full size snippet pictures
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Steamship Authority – Vineyard Haven
Island Theatre – Oak Bluffs
Sweetheart house – Campground
Edgartown Inn
Bandstand – Ocean Park
Whale’s tail – Edgartown harbor
Newes From America Pub – Edgartown
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Oak Bluffs beach
Field Gallery – W Tisbury
Old Whaling Church – Edgartown
Gay Head cliffs – Aquinnah
Flying Horses – Oak Bluffs
Katama General Store – Edgartown
Tabernacle – Campground
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How many places can you name? For those who don’t know the Vineyard that well, tell me what picture you like the best. Leave your answers in ‘comments’… thank you
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How many places can you name? For those who don’t know the Vineyard that well, tell me what picture you like the best. Leave your answers in ‘comments’… thank you
You’re a grand old flag,
You’re a high flying flag
And forever in peace may you wave.
You’re the emblem of
The land I love.
The home of the free and the brave.
Ev’ry heart beats true
‘neath the Red, White and Blue,
Where there’s never a boast or brag.
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
Keep your eye on the grand old flag.
Just for the fun of it try guessing where some, or all, of these seats are.. leave your answers in ‘comments’. Hint: All seats are on Martha’s Vineyard.
The Flying Horses weren’t open while I was on the Vineyard last month. Sigh 
Didn’t mean I didn’t get a picture of them. I positioned my camera close to the window and clicked…
I got the horses… I also got the reflection of the camera and the reflection of the building across the street. Neat huh.
CLICK HERE to read about me and the Flying Horses the summer I was 5 years old.
