Two little things I absolutely adore about lovely Cape Cod:
Hydrangeas EVERYWHERE.
Seashell driveways, seashell roads, seashell parking lots.
Posted by Jane Wallin at 5:00 am 7 Comments
Categories: travels
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I love the seashells and the hydrangeas… I would love to see Cape Cod! I’m enjoying your posts on it….
I love this! I hope to be able to go to Cape Cod some day on a romantic getaway with hubby! It looks like it would be such a relaxing and simple place to be in love.
loved cape cod, havent been there since college. can you please post pics of the beaches
jocelyn
I’ve never been there, but your posts are making me fall in love with the place.
We have hydrangeas in our yard and I was so excited to see them bloom this year, and then the rain pounded them down, and the humidity made them wilt and now we have some pathetic looking plants. Maybe next year. . .
I’m there now and LOVING it! These two things really capture the place.
Thanks for the photos. I was born on Cape Cod and so were my two children. Last September we moved to Florida and I’ve been so homesick ever since.
P.S. There are way better places to get seafood than Seafood Sams.
meredith – your comment is cracking me up. I am CERTAIN there are better places than seafood sam’s….we just hardly ever get ourselves out of sandwich and it IS good, so it’s a tradition! I had clam chowder at the lobster pot in provincetown once – it ruined me for any other clam chowder out there 🙂
glad the pictures were a nice taste of home for you. 🙂