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March 2015 // Cape Cod
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Your name: Elizabeth Bradfield Current city or town: North Truro, MA How long have you lived here: Well, thatâs not an easy one. There were a few years in Provincetown and then the five or seven yearsâdepending on how you count two of themâI was connected but away. Perhaps itâs simpler to say that I began belonging to this place 17 years ago. Three words to describe the climate: coastal, seasonal, moody Best time of year to visit? Â Each season has its flavor, though I think the late summer/early fall is quite magical. Fewer crowds, Gulf-Stream-warmed water for swimming, a bit of gold in the grasses and lingering evening light that glows on the dunes and across the bay.
Read on as poet and naturalist Elizabeth Bradfield shows us around North Truro, MAâwhere âthe beach canât keep a secret for longââin the latest installment of âAsk a Local.â
Commercial Street during a snow storm. Provincetown, 2015.
Hi Iâm Kiley and this is my weekly âI miss summerâ post. (at Osterville, Massachusetts)
International Space Station views of Cape Cod protruding from the coastline of New England, where white patches reflect a record-breaking winter snowfall.Â
Photo credit: NASA
Proof of just how harsh this winter has been: Large icebergs are washing ashore on Cape Cod http://on.fb.me/1b0jpdT