Landscapes

Kings Park Bluff

Overlooking Smithtown Bay

Fire Island Lighthouse 2021

The Fire Island Lighthouse is the tallest lighthouse on Long Island. Long Island boasts more than 20 lighthouses, all different styles and sizes. The Montauk Point Lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse on Long Island, but it is not the tallest. At 168 feet, the Fire Island Lighthouse stands more than 50 feet above its east end counterpart.

Kismet Inn

Kismet is the westernmost beach community on Fire Island, immediately west of Saltaire and east of the Fire Island Light. It is a mere 10-minute walk from Robert Moses Beach State Park and one of the few Fire Island areas accessible by vehicle for residents.

Boardwalk to the beach

Hiking behind the National Park Service Rangers Station. This morning it’s the long way to the lighthouse via the beach. What a beautiful day for a walk!

Village of Kismet, Fire Island, NY

Adventure begins! Fire Island Summer 21

Memorial Day on Long Island!

Lets Do This..

I believe in the Endless Summer

Fire Island Village of Saltaire!

Saltaire, Fire Island NY 2021

The Ferry Dock, Saltaire NY

Saltaire, Fire Island NY 2021

Pre Season beauty that awaits Summers first explorers.

Main Street USA

Northport Village NY

Wintry Northport Village, NY

Nostalgic Main Street is one of North Shore Long Island's best Harbor Towns.

Northport Harbor Docks

February 2021, back to back winter storms/

My favorite outdoor activity is the short walk back inside

Northport Harbor, February 2021

FDNY Firematic Services

Firematic Funeral Services for 18-year veteran and active duty FDNY EMT Thomas C. Akerberg Jr. 🙏 In addition to FDNY, Thomas was a Smithtown Bay Constable. Thomas comes from an FDNY family — his father, Thomas Akerberg, Sr. is retired from Engine-58, and his brother Eric retired from Ladder-127.

Moody Barn

The Whitman Homestead barn was built in the mid-eighteeth century by Eliphalet Whitman. Mr Whitman and his son were tanners and owners of a local shoe factory. History suggests that the first ‘W’ Colonel George Washington visited here in 1757.

Historical Red Barn

The Whitman Homestead barn was built in the mid-eighteeth century by Eliphalet Whitman. Mr Whitman and his son were tanners and owners of a local shoe factory. History suggests that the first ‘W’ Colonel George Washington visited here in 1757.