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| Pegotty |
Scituate Harbor is sheltered in part by a rising land mass known as "Second Cliff." From the one-way loop road there is an overlook to Pegotty Beach, the place from which I painted this scene. It's most interesting landmark was the remarkable beachhouse on tall pilings. It reminded me more of the sea stilt structures commonly seen on the Outerbanks of North Carolina. I believe there were many more structures along this shoreline which have been claimed by the Atlantic Ocean over the years - during our notorious Nor'easters. This beachhouse is still hanging tough!
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