The marina behind the Landings condo rentals appeared picturesque as the sun set beyond.

Next to the Landings, was a second marina. That other marina was filled with fishing boats. You can just make out the Newport bridge in the background.

An old rusted lamp housing was one of many that lit the marina. Inside this old housing was a new LED bulb.

A sign posted to regulate dog waste read,

Pet Waste
Transmits Disease
Leash and Clean
Up After
Your Pet
Please Keep
This Area
Clean

Under the sign was a receptacle to house dog waste and a dispenser for plastic bags for picking up dog waste.

Ramps led down to the floating piers. The extreme angle that morning was do to a very low tide.

More than 37 crab pots were stacked on the dock, ready for a boat to take them out for the start of crab season. This was the first day that pots could be set, and a week later was the first day that pots could be pulled up.

The Landings was a mixture of private condos and condos for rent. Every unit had a deck overlooking the bay and marina.

Each slip in the marina had power and fresh water supplied by city water. Stains on pilings showed that tides were modest in the bay.