One of the Phillips
Bay collection of limited edition prints and canvases
The seasons take another turn in Phillips Bay,
North America’s quintessential hometown. Your stroll along Seven-Mile Walk
has reached the Beecher House, where the famed poet lived through the
mid-1960s.
A young girl, her basket laden with freshly cut flowers, pauses
to admire the fiery red and tawny orange of the Indian summer maples, as the
poet certainly once did. The sun has dipped below the horizon leaving a
soft-pink glow in the sky and one by one the lights begin to twinkle across
the Inner Bay.
Soft water sounds are carried on an irregular warm-cool
breeze, another hint that fall has arrived at the hidden treasure that is
Phillips Bay.
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