TULIPS GATHER TO CELEBRATE SPRING ALONG THE CHARLES RIVER

Photo by MarashGirl©2022

A Goose Along The Charles River Pauses For Marash Girl On A Sunday Afternoon In Watertown . . .

Photo by MarashGirl©2022

Photo by MarashGirl©2022

A Red Tulip All the Way from Bologne?

A Red Tulip All The Way From Bologne Flowers Along The Shores Of The Charles River On A Sunday Afternoon In May

Photo by MarashGirl©2022 Possibly the Tulipa agenensis DC. or, translating into English, the Red Tulip of Bologne!

From Aleppo To The Shores Of The Charles River . . . Love Knows No Boundaries!

Photo by MarashGirl©2022

REMEMBERING WITH FLOWERS & PRAYERS: NEVER AGAIN, DEAR LORD, NEVER AGAIN!

Every year, on April 24, Marash Girl and Marash Boy go to the Charles River with aching hearts, remembering the attempted eradication of the Armenian people, an attempted genocide conducted by a country that shall remain unnamed here. With prayers that never again shall there be such devastation to any peoples.

Above Photo by MarashGirl©2022

Above Photo by MarashBoy©2022

On A Grey Spring Day . . . .

On a grey day in spring, daffodils comfort the park bench overlooking the Charles River in Watertown.                                                                                                                                 Above Photo By MarashGirl©2022 

                                                                                                     

Before The Snows Arrived . . .

.   Geese gather along the Charles River in Watertown Square the day before the snows arrived!

                                                                                                               Photo by MarashGirl©2022

Tree Warming Along The Charles River

Luckily, a kind soul wrapped this tree up in a warm handmade woolen afghan just before the snowfall!

Photo by MarashGirl©2022

Happy Birthday, Anoushig!

Photo byMarashGirl©2022 "Everywhere I look, I see valentines!!!" Happy Birthday to the Anoushigest Valentine of all!

A WINTER'S BRUNCH ALONG THE CHARLES BEFORE THE SNOWS ARRIVED!

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Will The Traffic Stop For The Geese?

Will the traffic stop for the geese crossing the street heading towards the Charles River . . . or for Marash Girl photographing the geese crossing the street heading towards the Charles River?

Photo by MarashGirl©2022

"Back off!"

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COMMON SNAPPING TURTLE - Chelydra Serpentina - CELEBRATES ALONG THE SHORES OF THE CHARLES RIVER!

The Common Snapping Turtle, not so "common" along the shores of the Charles River in Watertown, celebrated the New Year as well!!!!

Photo by MarashGirl©2022

"NO PARKING AFTER DARK!"

"NO PARKING AFTER DARK!" But that means we can't "park" or walk along the Charles River tonight to celebrate New Year's Eve! Not fair!!!!

Photo by MarashGirl©2021 N.B. In the 1950's, to "go parking" was a slang expression meaning to take a person of the opposite sex in your automobile and to park your automobile in a secluded spot with the express purpose of "kissing or caressing" the person with whom you were parking.

EVEN THE GEESE ALONG THE CHARLES RIVER CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS AND THE COMING NEW YEAR!

Photo by MarashGirl©2021

Children Memorialize Hanukkah On A Cement Walkway Along The Charles River

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Mallard Duck Checks Out Pedestrians Along The Shores Of The Charles River In Early December

Ignoring the frigid temperatures, a Mallard Duck checks Out pedestrians along the shores Of the Charles River In early December . . .

Photo by MarashGirl©2021

A Canadian Goose Forages Along The Shores Of The Charles River, Ignoring The Approach Of Christmas . . . . . .

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AUTUMN ALONG THE SHORES OF THE CHARLES RIVER . . .

Santa may be on his way, but these autumn leaves pay no heed whatsoever!

Photo by MarashGirl©2021

Gandering Along The Charles River At Sunset

Photo by MarashGirl©2021