The Block Island ferry is one of the few ways to get to the island but is by far the most popular. The regular or car and passenger ferry shown in the first three photos is the most common way to travel across. The very last photo is the high speed ferry from New London, CT. Both ferry's take about an hour to travel from the mainland to the island. Both have an open top which is were I prefer to sit even during a heavy rain or storm, just be prepared to get thrown around and soaked. The second to last photo is one of the many fishing vessels that roam the Atlantic ocean. This one was sitting in port at Point Judith and had no crew on it at the time the photo was taken. This fishing vessel is smaller than both the ferries but its brothers are much larger.
These photos were taken at Block Island which is located just off the coast of Point Judith, Rhode Island. Its a beautiful little island with a lot to see for such a small place. Just recently in the past few year more people have been visiting but compared to most other vacation spots its still a small and unknown place. The key to enjoying the island is willing to go out on adventure. Almost all photos posted about the island were not easy to get to, some easier than others. When you do go off the beaten trail and to a place where many do not venture you can find some amazing things that many miss.
