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Is it really called Witch Rock? Probably not. But so it was called by my older brother, who has been obsessed with it since we were kids. For a while it was the only thing he was painting. Today was a great day to see it, with the stormy seas and gale force winds.
Catbird blogged about this article, it shows what it looks like now after restoration. I think I prefer the Grey Gardens way it used to feel though. Maybe that's just the crotchety old lady in me.
4 comments:
how lucky for you that you got to see it in it's decrepit form.
the only way i saw it like that was through that article, Thank you!
every time i cross the bridge, i wonder who lives there. it never fails.
me thinks this be L.M.o.S.T?!?
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