There's beach yoga every morning at 7:30 on Lighthouse Beach in Chatham. Bring a towel and $20. Or show up without a towel or money and just take pictures.
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| Chatham Light |
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| Beach yoga |
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Showing posts with label Lighthouse Beach. Show all posts
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Sunday, September 25, 2022
Friday, September 3, 2021
Cape Cod 2021: Welcome to Chatham
I took these photographs during my travels in Cape Cod during the summer of 2021. With international tourism still somewhat problematic, people had returned to the Cape in great numbers. Parking spaces were noticeably more difficult to find. The summer began with seeming great promise as COVID-19 vaccines decreased the number of individuals susceptible to the virus. It became increasingly apparent, though, that cases of the Delta variant were surging globally, and even locally. Despite this, the wearing of masks indoors remained minimal. None of this, though, will be apparent from these photos. More to follow.
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| The Sagamore Bridge Over the Cape Cod Canal |
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| Welcome to Chatham |
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| Artist: Swanson Studios |
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| Artist: Pati DuVall |
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| Artist: Emma Hardy |
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| Artist: Susanne Taylor |
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| Artist: Jennessa Durrani |
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| Taking aviation literally |
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| Lighthouse Beach |
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| Lighthouse Beach |
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| Gatsby's car |
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| Shark sighting |
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| "In memory of those who made the supreme sacrifice" |
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| "Here lies buried Dr. Samuel Lord who died of smallpox after devoted service to the citizens of Chatham in the epidemic of 1765-66" |
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| Back of 1941 monument to Dr. Samuel Lord |
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Friday, August 7, 2020
Cape Cod 2020
We arrived at Cape Cod on Sunday, July 5. The following day, Massachusetts went into Phase 3 of Reopening and we were able to dine inside at some restaurants. We were based in Chatham for the week. We had to lower our expectations this year, yet we enjoyed ourselves as much as any other summer in the Cape.
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| The Cape Cod Canal and the Sagamore Bridge |
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| A tranquil scene from the neighborhood in Chatham where we stayed |
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| There will be no Chatham Band concerts this summer. The Whit Tileston Bandstand will remain empty. |
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| Lighthouse Beach |
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| The Chatham Light and Coast Guard Station |
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| Unsubtle warning |
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| The Chatham Light from Lighthouse Beach |
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| Visitors to the Chatham Fish Pier |
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| Harbor seal at the Chatham Fish Pier |
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| The U.S. Coast Guard heads out on patrol |
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| Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge |
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| Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge |
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| Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge |
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| Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge |
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| Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge |
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| Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge |
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| Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge |
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| Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge |
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| License Plate for the Well-Traveled |
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| The Chatham Bars Inn |
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| The Chatham Bars Inn |
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| A brighter photo of the hotel taken on Sunday, a brighter day |
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| We bicycled into Harwich |
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| Black cat in the bay window |
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| Chatham Art in the Park: Whales in the Park |
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| Whales in the Park Kate Gould Park |
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The Chatham Squire is under new management. Dinner there was our only culinary disappointment this week, the first indifferent meal we have been served there in twenty years. Let's hope it was just an aberration.
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| At Ducks in the Window, rubber ducks are mostly compliant with wearing their masks. |
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| First United Methodist Church at sunset |
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