Spotting a proud mother mallard with her four little ducklings must have been the ultimate highlight of the walk! There is nothing quite like seeing tiny wildlife families out enjoying the sunshine.

The Seamen's Bethel door is stunning, especially under that early morning long exposure. It's funny how it takes a specific prompt or mindset to finally notice the landmarks right in our own backyard.

Gourd flowers always have such a brilliant, sunny yellow color! It's wonderful how common plants around the village can look so striking when you stop to appreciate them.

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How convenient that there is a train station and a lift right by the viewing terrace! It makes visiting such a natural wonder so much easier.

Vespas and Lambrettas are such iconic machines. It is fantastic to see local clubs keeping that classic scooter culture alive and bringing so much color to the streets.

Those long-exposure water shots make the harbor look so calm and glassy. The lighting on the commercial boats really captures the quiet atmosphere of an early morning in New Bedford.

The vibrant green color of those grasshoppers is so striking against the foliage. It's amazing what interesting sights you notice during your daily commute to school!

The little white petals of a pepper plant are surprisingly pretty. Smartphone photography is a fantastic way to document these small wonders around your neighborhood.

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You're welcome and thank you

You're welcome.

You're welcome and thank you

You're welcome and thank you.

Verudela beach looks like an absolute paradise! Those shaded pine paths sound like the perfect escape from the midday sun while still enjoying the sea breeze.

What an eventful weekend! Watching ATV races sounds like high-octane fun, even if the heatwave made things a bit tough on the family by the end of the day.

The history behind these buildings is fascinating! Learning that the William Rodman House was once the most expensive private home in America really highlights how wealthy New Bedford's whaling days were.