It was such a pretty day with so many fluffy, white clouds in the blue, blue sky. First Encounter Beach, where the Native Americans first encountered the Pilgrims on Cape Cod, was just beautiful. The tide was low so you could see the flats go out for what looks like miles. You can even see Wellfleet way in the distance.
Have you ever seen the flats on Cape Cod Bay? So pretty, don’t you think?
I love this picnic table at Rock Harbor, but it does a look a bit chilly for a picnic, don’t you think?
We’ve had some incredible sunsets here on Cape Cod Bay this winter.
The vibrant colors of this one at Boat Meadow was spectacular!
It was such a pretty sunset with the dark clouds in the sky and a little bit of orange along the horizon. I loved how the beach grass catches the glow of the sunset.
What do you think?
We were so surprised to see how thick the ice was at Rock Harbor yesterday. You can see how small the 2 people on the launch ramp look next to the snow on the sides of the channel. It looks like the snow is about 8-10 feet thick. Can you see the huge rock from which Rock Harbor got its name in the distance on the right? That is one massive boulder!
Pretty impressive, don’t you think?
There are no boats in the slips at Rock Harbor and you can see ice covering the channel.
I loved the photograph with its simplicity and austerity.
What do you think?
