6 thoughts on “A River Photo Shoot”

  1. Nice job. I know how hard it is to take before and after pictures from the same spot. They never seem to line up right. Yours are great. It’s a good thing that all the snow you had last winter didn’t melt all at once. Your house would be a little closer to the Choate Bridge…Luv, Dad

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  2. I just looked at the pictures and then viewed the videos – all for the second time! It’s fascinating, unbelievable, and scary as hell.
    Seeing your house has now been through two major floods in this century – let’s hope THAT’S IT – at least for the next fifty years, if not a hundred. Great presentation!

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  3. OMG!!! I have wondered if you’ve ever been flooded. The flood pics and video are terrifying!! But, your house and the other buildings have been around a LONG time, so that’s reassuring. (I tell myself the same thing about our house and earthquakes–haha.) Your new pics are great. What a beautiful town you live in! I just love New England … so very different than the left coast. We have a railroad luggage cart like the one in your photo! LOVED this post!

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    • Ya, the videos are CRAZY. it’s true, all these houses have been here forever! Ours was built in 1716, and there’s so many around town like that. According to historicipswich.org: “Ipswich is America’s best-preserved Puritan town, with more “First Period” houses (1625-1725) than any other community in America.” So there is comfort in that 🙂 And thanks for letting me know what that adorable planter cart is! I love it! I want one now…

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