Views from the Harbor walk
ONe spot I enjoy walking, but haven't done for a bit, is the Harbor Walk here in New Bedford
New Bedford has two Hurricane barrier walls built in the 60s to protect some of the city, well the parts of the city that have bene worst hit by Hurricanes before then I presume, and on top of them the city in 2015 built a walking path on top of the Harbor section of hurricane barrier wall and its a nice spot for walking, well both the harbor walk and the other walkway they built on the hurricane barrier wall called the cover walk built in 2017 are nice spots to walk, but for early morning walks I prefer the harbor walk, which is what I will share photos of today
The New Bedford Harbor Walk sits atop the New Bedford Hurricane Barrier on East Rodney French Boulevard. The hurricane barrier is said to be the longest in the world; it was built in the 1960s
The Harbor Walk begins next to the East Rodney French Boulevard boat ramp, stretching about three-quarters of a mile to its northern end at Gifford Street. Here, the harbor walk extends along the inside of the hurricane barrier past Palmers Island. At night, the walkway is lined with more than 160 light fixtures, so this is a nice spot for a stroll in the evening, or as I do in the early morning.
Enough waffling about it, let's get to the photos
This one is about midway on the walk
Sony A7iv 17mm F9 10 Sec ISO 100
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I thought I would slip a Mono shot in with this post, why keep them all for MOndays
Sony A7iv 20mm F11 18 Sec ISO 100
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I think this is an apartment building but I do not know much about it
Sony A7iv 28mm F11 15 Sec ISO 100
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and the morning I did this walk I was lucky to catch a nice sunrise :)
Sony A7iv 20mm F11 1/2 Sec ISO 100
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Even looking away from the direction the sun was rising there were some colors inthe sky over this factory
Sony A7iv 24mm F11 0.8 Sec ISO 100
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