The Queen Anne’s Lace is blooming everywhere on Cape Cod. It is such a beautiful, delicate wildflower which reminds me of the doilies that my grandmother used to crochet for her tables.
Queen Anne’s Lace is made up of many tiny flowers that form a lacy flat-topped head. They grow from July through September, so you still have plenty of time to see them.
I was biking across the salt marsh about 6:30 in the morning when I stopped to take a photograph of the sun’s reflection on the creek. It was so pretty. It looked like a cloudy day with the sun breaking through just a bit. (Click on the blog link to see other photo.)
But wait! I turned around and took another photograph of the salt marsh looking out toward Cape Cod Bay. What a different photograph! The blue skies are sunny with beautiful clouds.
Same day, same place, same time, different direction. Pretty cool, don’t you think?
