The Galilee Bird Sanctuary is visible from the road. I literally stood out of my car for this photo. The skyline of the houses is what caught my attention here. The storm was darkening the sky so much that the edge of it made the houses a silhouette.

One of the many views you’ll find walking around Wilson Park in North Kingstown. Nothing better than going for a walk and watching the boats.

This is a mailbox in West Kingston. I liked the colors of it against the snow.

Silver Spring Lake is right off the route 1/4 split in North Kingstown. The mirror like reflection was pretty cool on this day, and I enjoyed the redness of the house amongst the greenness.

The benches at Goddard Park stick out in the winter, bland snowy scene with bright green benches. Still enjoyable to sit on though.

The paths inside Goddard Park are pretty awesome when the sun is starting to set. The bits of sunlight on the trees is great. This photo doesn’t do it justice.

Goddard Park has a ton of trees. Here’s some branches. Don’t really have much more to say than that..

This photo from Quonsett you can see a storm rolling in from Jamestown. It’s a pretty cool spot to see a storm coming. Though not cool if you are on a sailboat and lightning is coming, but that’s a story for another time..

There is an old stone building next to the Beavertail Lighthouse. I decided to take a photo of the lighthouse through the window. You can see the wood from some sort of shelf.

Driving to Narragansett you are likely to see these trees if you take the scenic route. I’ve driven by them many times and wanted to take a photo. I’m not sure if it’s technically part of the Wildlife Preserve, but it’s right next to it so it’s easy to find.