June is busting out all over.
Well, not really. The weather is still mostly gray, cold and rainy here at the very tip-end of Cape Cod.
The biped and I have recently moved to what is truly the very tip end of the Cape. We have a two-digit address near the beginning of Commercial Street. From our window, we can look into Provincetown Harbor at where they Mayflower dropped anchor in 1620. It's a beautiful new space with a beautiful little garden and we are both thrilled to be here. These are from when the biped was still getting things set up. I was trying out the couch.
This is just after the flokati arrived (thanks Kay for the great suggestion--it's FABULOUS!)
This time of year, though, when the sun is out, you see everyone out on the street. Here I am with some friends I ran into in front of the boatslip!
And sunset is becoming a major event. I went with the biped to Herring Cove the other night. We met Tiny there with his mega-huge camper. He drove from Chicago in it. The sunset was nice, too.
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- Clovis
- Provincetown, Massachusetts, United States
- I am a California native transplanted to the East Coast and have grown to accept both the snowy weather of winter and the hard-bitten attitudes of New Englanders. Since I moved here in October of 2006, I think I've become something of a native, although the locals will always call me a "bark-ashore". If you have any questions, just ask!
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