Basking in the summer sun in Bayville and Locust Valley

Posted Friday, June 20, 2025 12:02 am

The flora of Locust Valley is in full bloom, creating a sea of emerald for joggers and dog-walkers to wade through.

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Bailey Arboretum is one of the hidden gems of the area, with beautiful gardens and a shaded path to beat the heat.

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The morning sea mist can provide a mysterious backdrop, and a cooling breeze, to Bayville.

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By Will Sheeline

With summer in full swing, the beauty of Bayville and Locust Valley is on full display. While the heat can be overwhelming, the cooling waters of the Long Island Sound and the shade of local trees provides residents protection from the sun in their little slice of paradise.

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Basking in the summer sun in Bayville and Locust Valley

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