Bearskin Neck is host to local dessert shops, such as Tuck's Candy or The Fudgery, where you can also buy Elephant Ears: face-sized, crunchy, cinnamon-swirled fried dough. By Alana M Steinberg
On a windy day like Sunday, waves can reach several feet high and break over the long barrier of rocks. By Alana M Steinberg From the Rockport photoessay: A view of the ocean is seen through the viewfinder of a vintage dual-reflex Rolleiflex camera. The photographer looks down into the waist-level viewfinder to take a square, large format photograph. By Alana M Steinberg Once a 20th century granite quarry called Babson Farm Quarry, the space now serves as a pool for ducks to swim and visitors to admire. By Alana M Steinberg A visitor threw a stick into the still, turquoise quarry, which created ripples that stretched across the pond. By Alana M Steinberg Sprayed by the roaring waves, a couples sits on the bluffs and watches the tide. By Alana M Steinberg Local fish, in the form of fish and chips or a sandwich, is a must for lunch. Fresh catches dominate restaurant menus. By Alana M Steinberg Bearskin Neck is the principal attraction in Rockport because of its delicious food, quaint shops, and vistas of the docks and ocean. By Alana M Steinberg Either I drove in a circle for an hour, or this shop on Bearskin Neck is very confused. By Alana M Steinberg Bearskin Neck is host to local dessert shops, such as Tuck's Candy or The Fudgery, where you can also buy Elephant Ears: face-sized, crunchy, cinnamon-swirled fried dough. By Alana M Steinberg