In the days after the holiday, we find ourselves cherishing the simple joys of Christmas, and wishing that we could pack away all the season’s false trappings, its distractions and its pressures, and squirrel them away in a far corner of the attic where they won’t be found and reopened next year. And keep the Christmas lights out instead.

Ocean foam gently washes the beaches of Aquinnah during mild December. – Timothy Johnson
Chris Ewing gives Konrad some love and grooming at Red Pony barn. – Timothy Johnson
And Konrad approves. – Timothy Johnson
On the path to the Edgartown Lighthouse, a rose brightens the day. – Timothy Johnson
Old captain’s houses on North Water Street in their seasonal finery. – Timothy Johnson
Fresh curls of planed wood at Gannon and Benjamin Boatyard. – Timothy Johnson
Lonesome time of year along the waterfront in Vineyard Haven. – Timothy Johnson
It’s lunchtime for the ducks at Martha’s Vineyard Marina. – Timothy Johnson
Everything you need for mooring your boat … except for the boat part. – Timothy Johnson
Look both ways before crossing! – Timothy Johnson
Sun sets at Philbin Beach on another day. – Timothy Johnson

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  1. Beautiful photos Marthas Vineyard has always been a beautiful island, visited many times as a PBA ticket agent

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