Driving around Blue Hill Harbor at low tide reveals mud flats and small off shore islands with clumps of pine trees and interesting rock formations. Further inland, quiet marshes can be seen from the winding road that connects small, isolated towns with each other. These communities are tied physically to the water in order to make a living and as a chosen lifestyle that is both tranquil and separate. The home clusters are like islands of protection against the ocean that rises so close twice a day. The residents seem to have made peace with their watery surroundings, balancing inspiration with a certain danger.
Driving around Blue Hill Harbor at low tide reveals mud flats and small off shore islands with clumps of pine trees and interesting rock formations. Further inland, quiet marshes can be seen from the winding road that connects small, isolated towns with each other. These communities are tied physically to the water in order to make a living and as a chosen lifestyle that is both tranquil and separate. The home clusters are like islands of protection against the ocean that rises so close twice a day. The residents seem to have made peace with their watery surroundings, balancing inspiration with a certain danger.