For almost the whole first week of November, Bucks County woke up to some really foggy mornings.
I love fall, and photographers love fog, so I grabbed my camera and rode into town.
I parked in front of The Grundy Museum and headed East on Radcliffe Street.
Most of these photos were taken along Radcliffe, Market, and Cedar Streets in Historic Bristol Borough.
Most of these photos were taken along Radcliffe, Market, and Cedar Streets in Historic Bristol Borough.
The cemetery pictured is the cemetery at St. James the Greater Episcopal Church, which is almost as old as Bristol itself. It contains at least six Revolutionary War veterans and 35 Civil War veterans. The photos at the end of the post are of the Puerto Rican Monument and Harriet Tubman statue at Bristol's Waterfront Park on the Delaware River.
These pictures were taken pretty early in the morning... and well worth it I think.
Fergie was happy as always to tag along too!
These pictures were taken pretty early in the morning... and well worth it I think.
Fergie was happy as always to tag along too!
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"Writing is like driving at night in the fog.
You can only see as far as your headlights, but you can make the whole trip that way."
~E.L. Doctorow
