Another spectacular day in fabulous Falmouth! We townies were out in full force – the Chappy parking lot looked like a summer day. It’s why we live here…
First Beach Day, 2024, Old Silver
Schools out and so were the kids. Plunging into the chilly water, playing volleyball, taking selfies, and hanging out on the balcony or the “wayback”, today was Falmouth’s quintessential celebration!
Holidays at Highfield
Once again, Holidays at Highfield delivers an inspiring interpretation of what the holidays might be like -if you were a gifted designer, like Sandra Cavallo and Anna Holmes, the imaginative and dextrous twosome behind this year’s display. The warmth of the holiday spirit is infectious, even more so when one of the many musicians and groups are playing. The theme this year is “Through the Decades”, with vignettes from 20th century decades.
What I love is the abundance of natural material gathered from our Cape surroundings, and how it’s artfully crafted into new and different tablescapes, mantles, chandeliers – really, the entire home.
Take a look, be inspired. Better yet, go and see it all yourself! Open now through December 10th, Thursdays-Sundays.
Falmouth Holidays By the Sea Parade
Wasn’t the usual brisk but sunny weather today for the annual holiday event, but the floats and trucks paraded despite the rain. And ONE intrepid band. Kudos to the MMA honor guard and band! Heroes! And to everyone else who spread good cheer despite being soaked. Thank you!
2023 Falmouth Road Race
The Falmouth Road Race was a gorgeous day for spectators, a little warm for runners, but not hot, not humid, not raining, and with a light breeze. As good as it gets here on race day! The runners looked great, and the spectators were as awesome as ever. This year I biked down to Elm Road, less crowded than the finish. Here’s what I saw.
