Yesterday was just beautiful with temps hovering around 40, sun in the sky and almost no wind. It was the perfect day for a hike at Little Cliff Pond. (Click on blog link for other photo.)
The views around the pond are so pretty as you hike through the woods alongside the pond. You can almost always see the water. There are also many offshoots that you can take to make it a longer trail if you like. So much fun for the whole family!
With the temperatures getting colder and the days so much shorter, you can feel winter settling in on Nauset Marsh. I loved this view from Hemenway Landing of Coast Guard Station across the marsh and the fishing boat… waiting.
The high tides, caused by the full Cold Moon or Super Moon, have been really high the past few days. You can see the salt marsh at First Encounter Beach is totally flooded. It’s almost like the bay has moved into your backyard. Pretty cool… an ocean view!
There were so many beautiful treasures on the beach by Cape Cod Bay. I loved this clam shell with all the other different little shells and other things attached to it. I wonder how long it’s been in the water… so pretty!
We were on our way home from the gym when we could see the sky start to lighten up. We made a detour by the salt marsh… wow! Sunrise on the salt marsh never disappoints!
We were driving home from P’Town and saw this very unusual cloud in the sky. We were trying to decide what it looked like and we were coming up with some crazy ideas. I thought it looked just like a frog. What do you think?
Cape Cod daily articles and photography on places to hike, experience and enjoy. A Cape Cod Outdoor Adventure Series.
