Stepping on shore feels as though you stepped back in tome to a place somewhere in the 1940's. Though virtually all of the land is privately owned, visitors are always welcome provided they treat the island with respect. There are few cars, golf carts and motor scooters are the prefered means of transportation.
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A
Cozy Cottage
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Frog
Pond
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Drying
Sails
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Town
Truck
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Going
Uphill
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At
the top
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Going
Downhill
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Cottages
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Only about a third of the island is settled, the rest is rolling hills of bayberry and grasses with deer paths for hiking and sparkling water.
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Sidewalks
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Sailboat
in Harbor
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Sunset
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Rose
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