Springtime in Sea Cliff
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Sailors, kayakers and boaters alike have taken to the Long Island Sound and soaking in the warmth.
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Gardens and trees in yards throughout the village have come to life.
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Socially-distanced park-goers are taking time to enjoy Sea Cliff’s parks while taking in the vista provided by Hempstead Harbor.
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The flowers adorning the entrance to Sea Cliff Village Museum’s welcome guests to experience the village’s historical heritage.
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While the coronavirus pandemic is putting a damper on most human activity, the landscape of Sea Cliff shows that nature has other plans. Two months into the spring season, trees, flowers, plants and gardens are in full bloom, decorating the village with a myriad of colors that are beautiful to behold.
From the normally bustling downtown to wonderful views of Hempstead Harbor, color has sprung out all across the village, leaving very little to the imagination.
Sea Cliff has always been one of the most picturesque places on Long Island, and this spring has shown that is not changing any time soon.
-Mike Conn
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