I took the first photograph in Edgartown. There was a wedding happening on the other side of the lighthouse when I took it, which I didn’t know until afterward!
The next view is in Aquinnah, which feels like the end of the world. It is the western-most tip of the island, and it takes 40 minutes of rural driving to finally get there – but it is certainly worth the trip. This is, in my opinion, the most spectacular view in the northeast.
I took the photo of the waves at South Beach, in a rare moment of calm surf. Let’s just say that you should wear a one-piece bathing suit if you go swimming here….
The brightly-colored home was in Oak Bluffs, down by the water. The turquoise paint color was a welcome departure from the wooden shingle siding that graced the exteriors of 90% of the houses on the island.
Despite a couple of rainy days, the trip was a definite success – I think I’m addicted to Martha’s Vineyard. Is it possible to have an addiction to an island? There’s just something about riding your bike in that fresh sea air….
xo,
Faith
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