More images of Walden Pond
Updated: Mar 15, 2022
I was staying with a friend in Boston for, oh, a week and a half, so I decided to buy a $12 train ticket to Concord to visit Walden Pond. (I’m currently in Western New York spending time with family.) I’ve been to Walden Pond before (and wrote about it here), but I’ve uploaded some new images below.
Here’s a bronzey sculpture of Thoreau, which, for some reason, is slightly smaller than human scale–and behind the sculpture is his “replica” cabin. The original was long ago used as firewood.
The Pond. It was a pretty dreary day and I got thoroughly (or Thoreauly?) soaked when eating a banana at the site of his original cabin. No moments of transcendence, unfortunately.
Lots of rails and wire to keep foot traffic from harming the land. Supposedly it gets pretty busy here in the normal months.
Original site of cabin.
I enjoyed the stunning imagery of Walden Pond—each one evokes a sense of tranquility. Interestingly, I often find myself unwinding with games like dordle, where every word feels like a new discovery, much like Thoreau's reflections!
What a lovely collection of images! They truly capture the serene beauty of Walden Pond. I visited a few years ago, and those moments of quiet reflection were transformative for me. It almost feels like the perfect escape from the eerie atmosphere of fnaf, where peaceful moments are hard to come by! Thank you for sharing this beautiful visual journey!
In wordle hint today, the most important thing is maintaining clarity so that players can concentrate on the letters and clues in front of them.
Getting soaked at Walden Pond with no transcendent moment is so real! Great photos though. I used an og image checker to preview this post before sharing,
Walden Pond looks like such a peaceful place to visit. After exploring historic spots like this, I enjoy relaxing with a quick game of Drift Boss before planning my next adventure.