Today I am sharing a few shots from a walk I took at Fort Taber Park here in New Bedford, a spot i have been visiting a lot recently as it is both a nice spot for photos with the beach and the fort, but also its a great spot for getting my steps in when I go there.
But for this post I on a recent walk though i should try and get some different shots from the ones i normally do and those are what I will share here today
Starting with this shot of the Entrance to the fort, I took this after walking out onto East Beach which is next to the park,
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A 50-acre waterfront park that provides over a mile of ocean frontage located on the southern peninsula of the city which projects into Buzzards Bay. The park incorporates historical landmarks, offers many amenities and various opportunities for passive and active recreation.
The centerpiece of the park is the historic Fort Taber, built between 1857 and 1871 as part of the nation’s sea coast defense system. The fort is highlighted with interpretive signage and a military museum. There is over one mile of walking, jogging or biking paths, natural areas, a beach for bathing, a pier for fishing, a playground, community boating, a youth summer day program, and picnic areas offering panoramic views. The park is handicap accessible including a newly installed Braille trail. A large multi-purpose lawn allows for cultural programming, such as military reenactments and public concerts.
Walking beside the old fort
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and another side of it it was a kind of moody sky that morning
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This is just in the entrance to the park with the beach of tot he left, I often walk this path getting my steps in but not often take photos of it
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this tree and round structure always catches my eye
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