I have found recently that finding the time or the passion to sort through my recent photography has been challenging. Sometimes I find that when I want to post a photograph I don't have the energy to write even the most simple of descriptions of it, so I don't do either. Therefore, other than this written post, I plan to post a series of some of my more recent photographs with little or no written explanation. I hope that made sense.
While in Cape Cod we saw several lighthouses. This one is Nobska Point in Woods Hole.
We were in the community of Sandwich, Mass. on the first day of our Cape Cod trip and found this walkway over the marsh. As the photo suggests, it went on for a ways and led to the beach on Cape Cod Bay. It must have been paid for by contributors who each got a plank in the walkway with there names inscribed on it.
On our recent trip to Cape Cod there were plenty of opportunities to photograph these fences that are designed to keep the sand from blowing all over. In addition to the sand, there was plenty of the classic beach grasses that are so prevalent on the east coast.
