I expected snow. I expected to go outside to find close ups of snowflakes, and frosted-over pine cones, but so far it’s only cold. And windy enough to have wind advisories posted, so colder than the thermometer said. But I had a plan. I dressed in four layers as I drove to visit a friend in my hometown. I knew the trip would allow me to stop at the Cape Cod Canal for a photo op so I was trying to dress for success. I failed. I was lucky to find a boat coming toward me from the direction of the Sagamore bridge, and barges approaching from the other direction, so it didn’t take long to get a few photos. A blessing for sure. I hear that it’s going to warm up a little. I hope it does, and soon.
But in the meantime my flip flops have been retired…
Cape Cod in the winter…
Familiar sights for Jim and Anita whose condo is right on the canal. They use a system of bell ringing to alert people up or down the canal of a spectacular boat or ship approaching!
Stay warm girlfriend and I am loving the boots!
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Ha, you have a split personality this morning. You are someone and also Kathy. I’m so discombobulated lately I ought to have two names.
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Familiar sight for Jim and Anita. Pretty even in winter.
Stay warm and I am digging those boots!
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Thanks Sue for sharing this beautiful journey ….I look forward to your posts…
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Thank you. At 21 degrees this morning I wimped out on the sunrise, but it’s looking pretty out there now. And even warmer tomorrow.
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