"A vacation spot out of season always has a very special magic." ~ Max von Sydow

We have just returned from 10 glorious days on Cape Cod.  I know that I said it wouldn't matter what the weather was like, but I'm happy to report that with the exception of one gray and misty day (which was still wonderful) we had blue skies and sunshine the entire time!  We rested, relaxed, ate wonderful seafood, knit (well - I knit), read and enjoyed each and every day.

While I took lots and lots of pictures, I decided to try to bring you things that I haven't posted on before.  So - I will have a series of posts with some of my nature shots, mixed with pictures from the towns that we tend to frequent, mixed with a potpourri of other things! If you have not seen any of my previous Cape posts, I will provide links to them at the end of this one.

First - that gray and misty day. We came across half a dozen or so hang-gliders taking advantage of the blustery winds.  We had to take refuge, and pictures, from behind a dune - the wind was whipping sand across the parking lot, and aside from hurting, I was fearful of the damage that it might do to my camera.  It was a spectacular sight!

And now, for the town of Wellfleet, which is about 5 minutes from where we stay. Wellfleet is a lovely, artsy little town, littered with galleries and shops and just perfect for wandering around.  It is also the home of the Oyster Festival, which I posted on a couple of years ago.

These are shots from a far quieter day than the Oyster Fest!

Just as charming as can be!

Links to previous Cape posts (more than I realized!)

10/15/11

10/19/11

10/22/11

10/26/11

10/29/11

10/13/12

10/17/12

10/20/12

10/24/12

10/27/12