dogs in rhode island – The Adventures of Shadow and Wilma

Today, Wilma, Gus, and I Adventured to East Ferry Beach in Jamestown, Rhode Island. East Ferry Beach has views of the Newport Bridge and is next to Veterans Memorial Park. There is a boat ramp available in between the Beach and the Park.

We had a sun-rising Adventure to East Ferry Beach. I actually found this little beach last weekend when I went to Rose Island per the nearby Ferry. Sadly, dogs were not allowed on the Ferry, or most of the year at Rose Island, but I was happy to find this beach that I knew I could return with the dogs. We arrived bright and early, around 7am, and it was a gorgeous morning. This Beach is very simple, and small, but avoids the crowds and costs of some of the other nearby beaches. We were pleased to find no other dogs visiting the beach, although observed dogs being walked above the beach and nearby. We trotted along the beach, and also above, to ensure we observed all angles. Neither Wilma nor Gus wanted to get anywhere near the water, but I did my best to get them to wade. There were colorful boats along the shore, and spectacular views of boats bobbing in the sea. Unfortunately, the sun coming up made photographs a little hazy, but I did my best to capture this simple little area. A great way to start today’s Adventure in Rhode Island (This blog will not be rated).

Yesterday, Wilma, Gus, and I Adventured to four parks in Rhode Island. Rhode Island is one of the states in New England and is the smallest state in the country. Rhode Island is known for various things including the beaches and seafood. Rhode Island has twenty-two parks in the formal Rhode Island Park system.

We had a coastal filled Adventure to Rhode Island. Our day included visits to: Beavertail State Park, Fort Adams State Park, Brenton Point State Park, and Colt State Park. We also traversed the Fort Adams Bay Walk, a pathway around Fort Adams and the grounds, and found several roadside stops, mostly floral related. Throughout our day we spent approximately five hours walking. Gus especially enjoyed all the new smells determined to get to each (haha), while Wilma took part in endless rolls. My favorite parts included: a lovely spring day, starting to spot the colors of the new season, the beautiful blue sky (at times), windy adorable puppy ears, and a great amount of exercise for all. Wilma and Gus were perfect posers which helped to summarize the day in lovely scenes. So glad we finally got out on a long overdue daytrip (This blog will not be rated).