looks much like Queen Vic in her some - what younger
days. Mrs. R. rushed down and
showed me a water color Miss Lowell had made of
Capt. Hamilton & Capt. Hiram -
very good and then she and Mr. L. and I started off.
AliceWiltsie and Gurdon being already far ahead as we crossed the fens I
snapped at Mrs. R.
and "me hated rival" and also took Pine Hill and the
valley - and the pretty Wilwarth cottage - (this negative
Bunnell lost) from the other way - by the time we reached
Perkin's Cove, the others were out on the rocks, so the
W. and m.h.r.
didn't converse with them. m.h.r. had a "headache"
and didn't dare stay out in the hot sun and fish, so after he had
brought the basket of clams down on to the rocks for me he went back
with the W.Wiltsie declared the headache a
fiction forthwith. We found a little breeze and lots of bites - but the
fish were small - except one of Alice's and the rising tide splashed us now and then.
I didn't have my cameras down there - but
Alice took some shots. I left a little
before 11, for a bath - walked along the cliff path - lovely! Took a
snap at "narrow cove" and the bathing beach, before I went
up to dress. Mr. Lowell was sitting on the
rocks with Mr. Lord watching us. He said there were
30 bathers in today. I had a fine bath - swam with
Mildred
looks much like Queen Vic in her some - what younger
days. Mrs. R. rushed down and
showed me a water color Miss Lowell had made of
Capt. Hamilton & Capt. Hiram -
very good and then she and Mr. L. and I started off.
AliceWiltsie and Gurdon being already far ahead as we crossed the fens I
snapped at Mrs. R.
and "me hated rival" and also took Pine Hill and the
valley - and the pretty Wilwarth cottage - (this negative
Bunnell lost) from the other way - by the time we reached
Perkin's Cove, the others were out on the rocks, so the
W. and m.h.r.
didn't converse with them. m.h.r. had a "headache"
and didn't dare stay out in the hot sun and fish, so after he had
brought the basket of clams down on to the rocks for me he went back
with the W.Wiltsie declared the headache a
fiction forthwith. We found a little breeze and lots of bites - but the
fish were small - except one of Alice's and the rising tide splashed us now and then.
I didn't have my cameras down there - but
Alice took some shots. I left a little
before 11, for a bath - walked along the cliff path - lovely! Took a
snap at "narrow cove" and the bathing beach, before I went
up to dress. Mr. Lowell was sitting on the
rocks with Mr. Lord watching us. He said there were
30 bathers in today. I had a fine bath - swam with
Mildred
looks much like Queen Vic in her some - what younger
days. Mrs. R. rushed down and
showed me a water color Miss Lowell had made of
Capt. Hamilton & Capt. Hiram -
very good and then she and Mr. L. and I started off.
AliceWiltsie and Gurdon being already far ahead as we crossed the fens I
snapped at Mrs. R.
and "me hated rival" and also took Pine Hill and the
valley - and the pretty Wilwarth cottage - (this negative
Bunnell lost) from the other way - by the time we reached
Perkin's Cove, the others were out on the rocks, so the
W. and m.h.r.
didn't converse with them. m.h.r. had a "headache"
and didn't dare stay out in the hot sun and fish, so after he had
brought the basket of clams down on to the rocks for me he went back
with the W.Wiltsie declared the headache a
fiction forthwith. We found a little breeze and lots of bites - but the
fish were small - except one of Alice's and the rising tide splashed us now and then.
I didn't have my cameras down there - but
Alice took some shots. I left a little
before 11, for a bath - walked along the cliff path - lovely! Took a
snap at "narrow cove" and the bathing beach, before I went
up to dress. Mr. Lowell was sitting on the
rocks with Mr. Lord watching us. He said there were
30 bathers in today. I had a fine bath - swam with
Mildred
