I love the peace and serenity of this fishing boat heading out of Provincetown Harbor on such a calm morning. It makes you take a breath and say “Ahhhhh…”
Such pretty shades of blue, don’t you think?
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Beech Forest Trail In Provincetown Is Blooming With Wildflowers.
This is the time of the year where you can see lots of different wildflowers along the Beech Forest Trail. If you start out on the boardwalk to the right, you are greeted with this gorgeous landscape view filled with Wild Irises.
It doesn’t get much prettier!
Summer Is Almost Here In Provincetown On Cape Cod!
The big blue chair is out and ready as is the beach mat on the sand… waiting for all of those anxious beach lovers and Provincetown lovers to take advantage of! Summer is almost here and everyone is so excited! There are even some sailboats in the harbor to enhance your P’Town experience!
It’s A Long Way From Cape Cod To California!
This is such a great sign as you drive out of Provincetown on Route 6 going west. If you keep driving and driving and driving, you will eventually end up at Long Beach, California, which is 3,652 miles away. Wow!
Pretty cool sign, don’t you think?
Surprises Come In All Directions On Cape Cod!
When I saw Provincetown Photography Page’s challenge of “glass” this past week on their Facebook page, I thought it would be fun to participate. Provincetown Photograph Page has a new challenge every week or two and they are so much fun to see. The creativity of the photographers is amazing! I wasn’t sure where I would find a photo to answer the challenge.
Yesterday Phil and I were down at the beach and when we started to drive away there it was in the side mirror… the perfect photo op for me in glass. I thought it was so cool as it portrayed Cape Cod, its beaches and its benches.
The moral of my photo: Don’t forget to look behind you and all around you. You never know what you will see!
Provincetown Wharf With An Artsy Flair On Cape Cod.
It was fun playing around with the editing of this photograph on the Provincetown wharf. I loved this one with an artsy flair.
What do you think?