When I pulled up to the Coast Guard Station, I realized that I'd been here before. This is where we came to scatter my father-in-law's ashes many years ago. |
The bright red, white and blue made me wonder if this might be why they are the colors chosen by some many countries for their flags. |
I don't know if anyone can walk this widow's walk, but I wanted to. |
A nice couple from France offered to take a photo of me at this overlook. The gray sock in my hand is my camera case :-) |
Sun, wind, water... ahhh.... |
My shadow is longer than I am, and my hat looks cooler this way than for real. |
This green Coleman chair has been great for beaches. And the little red backpack from Joellen is the perfect size, and easy to find on the walk-back. |
This is a classic shot, and was a wonderful feeling. Like coming home. |
Or is this one better? |
The photo doesn't quite catch it, but there was something haunting about this driftwood, with the flag in the background. |
The pattern of old waves has always made me feel happy, like a mountain range. |
I tried to catch the power of the pull of that wave going out as the next one rolls in... |
... but it's hard to do. |
I like the way the curves converge. |
How's this for a postcard shot? |
My camera apparently "overloaded" on the sun behind this dune, making those pink vertical lines. |
And here's the opposite direction's view. |
And finally, the sideview. Nice dunes. |
This photo is only interesting when it's really small. Then it looks like there's a ball of light at the end of the beach. |
Do you see the seals?! I was so excited but the "locals" are clearly acucstomed to them, since they just smiled at me instead of looking at them :-) |
Gotta take a shot of a gull and a dune. |
And I took this picture because I have a strong memory of these plants (cranberry bushes?) all over the Cape. |
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