Tiles
These beautiful 8" x 10" ceramic tiles have a satin finish, a soft beveled edge, and include an attached brass triangle hook, making them suitable for hanging.
Renowned for their sailing and water sports, Cape Cod Sea Camps have offered water-skills and fun to kids from across the USA and around the world since 1922. Here you see the boats between tides, waiting on the vast and beautiful flats, to be floated again.
Sea, sand, and shelter would seem to be all any vacationer could want, but the natural world doesn't settle for these. No, there must be grasses as well, and sea breezes, and perhaps best of all, the banks of wild roses that adorn the seaside, sometimes for miles and miles. The whole show can be enjoyed from this lookout.
Karen loves to paint seascapes and landscapes, and this view seen from the Sun House, is a particular favorite of hers.
But where are the rocks?" It's a question often heard from first-time visitors to this popular and picturesque harbor. From here, fishing vessels of many types sail out into Cape Cod Bay and around Provincetown into the Atlantic fishing grounds as well.
The glaciers that formed Cape Cod more than 10,000 years ago left giant boulders (glacial erratics) here and there all over the landscape. Before beacons and electronics guided the returning fishermen, a boulder at the mouth of this tidal creek was a welcome sign of home.
In the age of sail, seamen were called tars because of the telltale blackening of their hands. Years of handling resin coated riggings left ineradicable marks.
This young "tar" has come ashore to see what he can see in the sea along the shore.
Captured in matutinal glory at the moment when one of those rare, perfect lights surrounded the child, everything about the lure of the seashore comes together in this idyllic scene