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Waiting For Winter At Hemenway Landing On Cape Cod.

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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.

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The “Cold Moon” Tides Are Really High On Cape Cod.

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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!

 

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Fun Time At Land Ho On Cape Cod!

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Land Ho is our “ go to” restaurant when we’re looking for something exciting, noisy and fun! It seems like everyone is there to have a good meal, a good time and to enjoy the social ambiance of the place.
Their Cape Cod Reuben is delicious and we tried their Mussels in Garlic Sauce. It was very tasty and it was just a fun evening out! Have you tried Land Ho?

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Relaxing While The Others Are Busy Working On Cape Cod.

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This seagull was just basking in the sun on Coast Guard Beach while all of the little Sanderlings were scurrying about searching for their next meal. He couldn’t be bothered…

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Which Way Does The Wind Blow On Cape cod?

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Driving down the road at First Encounter Beach reminds me of one of the highest drives that we used to take when we lived in Colorado. All of the trees had branches on one side and were totally bare on the other side. You could tell exactly which way the wind blew on top of the mountains. And… you can tell here too!