Hope all have a wonderful 2025. Thank you, Mother Nature, for the beautiful December sunsets.
Tag: Coolidge Point
Sun Pillar at sunset
A sun pillar, also known as a light pillar or ice pillar, is a vertical beam of light that appears to extend from the sun or another light source. It’s an atmospheric optical phenomenon caused by sunlight reflecting off of ice crystals in the air or high-altitude clouds.
Sun pillars are most commonly seen during sunrise or sunset, when the sun is low on the horizon and cirrus clouds are present. They are less likely to occur during the summer.
The sun has gone to bed
Happy day before Thanksgiving
Glorious sunset on Tuesday evening
Pink Sky
Silver ocean
Dusk at Magnolia Landing
Changeable skies on Saturday

Curve of Magnolia Pier

Before and after a glorious sunset
Sunday was another New England day. Rain, wind and then there was another incredible surprise sunset.
Before the sun went down.

After

Sunset two different views
Same night different looks.

Another specular sunset
Even though it was cloudy and gray, the sunsets and surprise us.

Magnolia Pier
Love how the clouds seem to surround Coolidge Point.

Amazing sunset on Tuesday evening

End of a busy day
At the end of Tuesday and the rain, sunset did not disappoint.

Sun breaking through after the clouds on Friday

Save the date, Magnolia Historical Society


Another pretty view from Coolidge Reservation

Strange weather
The fog was hanging around the beach and creating streaks











