It’s a beautiful day on the Cape. We headed to the Knob but parking lot was full. We stopped a short distance away and I got a couple of good shots
Then we headed to Spohr Gardens.
Then we headed back to the Inn and I decided to walk on the beach. Lots of people on the beach and even thought it’s only 61 degrees people were sunbathing
Headed back to Inn and sitting on deck with a glass of wine and a book. Life is good
Decided to head to Sandwich. It wasn’t quite what we expected but we did get a couple of good shots of ocean
Stopped at a craft shop. Didn’t buy anything but got a good photo
Then we found this great cafe and bakery. Everything looked delicious but we settled for a cinnamon bun and it was delicious
Then we headed to Plymouth. Saw the replica of the Mayflower and Plymouth Rock
Tonight’s sunset
Tonight’s super moon
Discovered a lighthouse close to the Inn The Nobska Lighthouse overlooks Martha’s Vineyard and Nonamessey Island and is still active today
Stopped at the harbor nearby the Inn. The seagull didn’t even move as I walked by
We then headed to downtown Falmouth. Lots of scarecrows around town
Then we headed to the Waquoit Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve. the Wampanoag people settled here before the English settled on Cape Cod
The beaches were used by the army to train for amphibious warfare operations
Long day. We started breakfast with fruit banana bread and eggs Benedict. Then we headed to Provincetown Wow streets were very narrow and people were walking in the streets. No where to park and this isn’t even peak season. Then we went looking for lighthouses.
Highland Lighthouse is still an active lighthouses on Cape Cod National Seashore. It was erected in 2857 and is the oldest and tallest lighthouse on Cape Cod
Then we went looking for Race Point lighthouse but you actually had to hike to that but I did some pictures of the ocean
Then we headed to Chatham and found The Three Sisters Lighthouses. they were called the Three Disters because from sea they looked like women in white dresses with black hats
Next stop the Chatham Fishing Pier
Had to take a picture of this boat called the Miss Evelyn as that was my moms name
Next stop the Chatham lighthouse. It stands 48 feet tall and 80 feet above sea level overlooking Chatham Bar. It is one of few lighthouses in America that still operates 24 hours a day
Then back to Falmouth. Decided to stop for dinner at the Shipwreck and stopped to get this sunset photo. Sunset was before 6 but at home it wasn’t until 6:24
Back to the inn to relax in front of fire
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