Sippican Week’s photos of summer 2020
Sep 7, 2020
The last of an August sunset pokes out of the trees in Mattapoisett. Photo by: Tim Seeberger
On the first day of summer, June 22, Rochester [shown] and Marion both held socially distanced Town Meetings indoors. Photo by: Tim Seeberger
Rochester Pan Mass Challenge cyclists Calib LaRue and Andrew Revell started their trek with the help of neighborhood kids and the town’s police department. Photo courtesy of: Calib LaRue
On June 19 (a little before summer started technically started, but whatever) Old Rochester High School held its first ever graduation parade for the Class of 2020, which was well attended and enjoyed. Photo by: Tim Seeberger
Covid couldn’t stop some socially distanced goat yoga at Pine Meadow Alpaca Farm shown here as Alexandra Osgood does a swimming pose with a baby goat. Photo by: Grace Ballenger
Blanka the “unicorn” made a stop at the Plumb Library in Rochester for storytime and pets from Ava Gagliardi and other children. Photo by: Grace Ballenger
It has truly been a summer like no other.
Coronavirus has affected nearly every part of life in the world, and it’s no different here in the Tri-Town. From delayed and socially distanced graduations, to events cancelled all across the board, some would say it’s been a bummer of a summer.
But Tri-Towners made the most of it, so Sippican Week composed our favorite photos from the summer that we took and received from readers. We hope you enjoy them as much as we did taking them while we reported on Marion, Mattapoisett and Rochester during the summer of covid!
