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Update On Manny From My Enjoy Estes Park Blog

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Those of you who have followed my Enjoy Estes Park Blog for years know “Manny,” my good friend from back east. He loved reading my Blog and commented eloquently every day.

And then he got sick and was in the hospital for a while last spring. He has since moved to a new assisted living home in Massachusetts.

I spoke to him a couple of days ago and he had a hard time remembering me but… as soon as I mentioned my Dad and how we used to drive up and take him out to lunch, he remembered my Dad and me! He loved my Dad and they had a great time together. He was thrilled that we have moved to Cape Cod because that is where we met him about 18 years ago, at the  Audubon Bird Sanctuary in Wellfleet.

So, Manny is doing well. He is a bit forgetful at times and can’t quite master the computer like he used to but… he lives only 10 minutes away from my daughter, so I know I will see him again! It was so great to get back in touch with him. He truly is a special person.

This is the photograph I took one year ago when my Dad and I were out to lunch with him.

White Queen Anne’s Lace Wildflower Is Pretty As It Blooms And As It Goes By On Cape Cod

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There were fields and fields of Queen Anne’s Lace wildflowers everywhere as we went for a hike at Fort Hill in Eastham on Cape Cod. They are such a pretty and delicate white wildflower.

And then, as they go by, they shrivel up and turn almost inside out.

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Have you ever seen Queen Anne’s Lace wildflowers?

Hiking On Great Island In Wellfleet On Cape Cod Is So Diverse

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The hike out to Great Island in Wellfleet on Cape Cod is very diverse. You hike on the marsh side of Wellfleet Bay, through the woods and then out on the expansive beaches. It is absolutely spectacular!

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Have you ever hiked any part of Great Island in Wellfleet?

Juvenile Northern Flicker Woodpecker On Cape Cod

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Phil and I were out taking an early morning hike on one of the trails in Eastham on Cape Cod when we saw a huge flock of Northern Flickers flitting from tree to tree.

This juvenile Northern Flicker perched on this dead branch just long enough for me to take a photograph.

Cure little guy, don’t you think?