Saturday, August 8, 2009

Cape Cod (1)

A bunch of Greg's friends congregated at the parents' Cape Cod beach house of one of them.
The typical Cape architecture
I had to ask what this sign meant. There are more homes, and therefore more people, in this neighborhood. Cars should be aware that many people live here, and to watch for children in the street and other such activity.
I love the bike thrown down on the lawn.

Many fire hydrants has these upshoots - so you can see where the hydrants are even if they're covered in several feet of snow! (My longing for winter comes in waves. I am looking forward to the snow again...)
Slow Pedestrians Walking. Cape Cod sure has funny street signs. Although fitting in this case.
A good house has a hammock.

The famous sea grass of the Cape
This shell-rock amalgam was still moving, so I tossed it back in the water.
Thanks for the beach towels, Mom.




Blue hydrangeas were in everyone's yards. I learned that hydrangeas don't come in different varieties, which accounts for varying color in roses, for example. The pH in the soil affects the color hydrangeas will be.

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