After filming the explosive waves on Atlantic Road yesterday afternoon for various documentary projects, I headed over to Henry’s Pond to check on Mr. Swan’s whereabouts. Expecting to see and film some damage to the road that divides Henry’s Pond and Pebble Beach, which often occurs after storms, especially nor’easters, I was completely overwhelmed by the destruction found at Pebble Beach. The road is gone; the worst I have ever seen, and I couldn’t make it to the Pond because it was simply too dangerous to climb over the slippery, jiggley rocks and seaweed.
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Documentary filmmaker, photographer, landscape designer, author, and illustrator. Currently creating films about the Monarch Butterfly, Gloucester's Feast of St. Joseph, Saint Peter's Fiesta, and Piping Plovers. Visit my websites for more information about film and design projects at kimsmithdesigns.com and monarchbutterflyfilm.com. Author/illustrator "Oh Garden of Fresh Possibilities! Notes from a Gloucester Garden"
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Mr Swan was at Henry’s pond Sunday afternoon and appeared to be in good health. There were a few buffleheads keeping him company in the pond.
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Hey Kristen..a few people have made it sown to feed Mr Swan. We are still trying. IF you can get there…PLEASE give him some whole or cracked corn!!!!!! THANKS!!!!!!
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THANK YOU
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Sad images of the damage. Pebble Beach is one of my favorite spots and your great photos remind me of the power of this storm.
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