Send us your Cranberry Country area photos so that we may post them and share them with your neighbors - and the world!

     Got that picture of that Assonet farm you passed by last summer? How about that picture perfect post card photo you took in Lakeville the day of the snow storm?

       If it happened in the Cranberry Country area - and if selected - your photo just might be displayed here!  

     OK, So why are you still reading this?

     C'mon. Get your camera ready, frame the shot, focus - steady now - and send them to us as a JPEG file attachment to: CranberryCountry@hotmail.com     

     Can't say we'll use all photos that are sent in to us...(Did you really think we we're going to let the world see that old picture of you in a Nehru jacket and beads? Even though you WERE standing in front of a cranberry bog?).

     Oh, and all photos become the property of CCJ and cannot - sorry - be returned. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2010 Spring Rain Soaks Area

Flooded Oliver Mill Park in Middleboro

OUT TO PASTURE:  Middleboro horse farm 

 

 (Sept. 2009) Slide Show

 

SLIDE SHOW: Soule Homestead Harvest Fair - Sept. 2009

 

 

 

               

                                                                                                                                                  

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The Agawam Cranberry Co. informs all: "We're an Ocean Spray cranberry grower."

 

And the sign says....

 

What Once Was: Remnants of Hell's Blazes restaurant, Middleboro ABOVE and two BELOW.

 

SOME FIXIN NEEDED: Middleboro's Green School, under repair,

 summer 2009.


AND JUST ACROSS THE STREET: Church at the Green

 

 Waiting for the fall harvest. Plymouth Street.


Carver Town Hall.

Autumn afternoon and a view for two. Gray's Beach Park in Kingston

   We're delighted to include photos from noted Middleboro landscape artist Greg Lessard who has graciously provided us with the enclosed three photos from his extensive collection.

 ED. Note:   Beautiful work, Greg. Thank you for sharing them with us.

 Nemasket River Journey. Heading up to the Assawompset, July 09.

WET HARVEST: A D Makepeace, Wareham.

GOING OUT WITH A SONG: Performers send off patrons, late Sunday afternoon, as the Soule Homestead festival draws to a close.