Dead Horse Bay.
This tiny reclining beauty lost her tail.
Dead Horse Bay.
Black graffiti scrawled across the pastel hull of the ship suggests a layered story. What is it?
Dead Horse Bay.
We found one roller skate and the folks at Proteus Gowanus found another. Did the same child once own both?
Dead Horse Bay.
This sunny little guy was cartwheeling across DHB when we found him.
Dead Horse Bay.
Maybe all shoes look old when they’ve been worn down by the sea, but the ones that wash up on DHB seem especially ghostly
Dead Horse Bay.
What scenes have these glasses framed over the years?
Dead Horse Bay.
Dead Horse Bay is littered with so many bottles, antique and contemporary, that it has earned the nickname “Bottle Beach.” See photos here.
Dead Horse Bay.
How far did this plane travel to land in DHB?
Dead Horse Bay.
These fresh flowers couldn’t have been in the water for more than a day. Is it possible to tell their story without sentimentality or cliché? Try it—we dare you. See a photo here.
Dead Horse Bay.
One day, our editors found a tangerine, a plantain, a sun-bleached jalapeño pepper, and a bunch of grapes on the beach. We haven’t had any recipe submissions yet, but maybe you have some ideas. See a photo here.
Dead Horse Bay.
So red and cheerful–imagine the music this instrument could make!
Dead Horse Bay.
Found on our excursion with the teachers of the Sarah Lawrence Child Development Institute. See a photo here.
Dead Horse Bay.
Found on our excursion with the teachers of the Sarah Lawrence Child Development Institute. See a photo here.
Dead Horse Bay.
Found on our excursion with the teachers of the Sarah Lawrence Child Development Institute. Did these two objects go into the water together or find each other once submerged? See a photo here.
Dead Horse Bay.
Found on our excursion with the teachers of the Sarah Lawrence Child Development Institute. Did these two objects go into the water together or find each other once submerged? See a photo here.
Dead Horse Bay.
Found on our excursion with the teachers of the Sarah Lawrence Child Development Institute. Did these two objects go into the water together or find each other once submerged? See a photo here.
Dead Horse Bay.
Found on our excursion with the teachers of the Sarah Lawrence Child Development Institute.
Did these two objects go into the water together or find each other once submerged?
Dead Horse Bay.
Found on our excursion with the teachers of the Sarah Lawrence Child Development Institute. See a photo here.
Dead Horse Bay.
Found on our excursion with the teachers of the Sarah Lawrence Child Development Institute. See a photo here.
Dead Horse Bay.
Found on our excursion with the teachers of the Sarah Lawrence Child Development Institute. See a photo here.