There were four beautiful butterflies on this one small bush this morning in Woods Hole. This Butterfly Bush (Buddleia) was doing a great job. I’m seeing monarchs everywhere – hope it’s not just me.
RIP, Clam Shack
It would have been just beautiful, but today was achingly beautiful – it’s the last weekend ever for the Clam Shack on Falmouth Harbor. After 57 years, it’s closing for good. The day was as picture perfect as it gets:
Nesting in Saconesset for Under a Million
Saconesset Hills is justifiably expensive and exclusive. Only the well-heeled or those of a large wingspan can make a home here.
FON Fun at Old Silver
Another reason why we live here – dinner on the beach at sunset! Sat evening it was with FON (Friends of Nadine), CT chapter (4 couples from CT I’ve had the good fortune to help nest here). Couldn’t have been nicer!
SSV Corwith Cramer
There’s something about seeing the Corwith Cramer docked in Woods Hole that always grabs my attention, and it’s not just because it’s the vessel that my daughter and her friend sailed on during their junior year in college. I think it’s because it’s such an anomaly in 2018 Woods Hole. And so lovely against a Woods Hole sunset.
The boat belongs to Sea Education Association, just down the road. Every few months a new group of students learn about sailing a ship by celestial navigation, and they design a research project they carry out while at sea. For some, sailing on the Corwith Cramer changes their lives. For the others, it’s an experience they remember warmly. For me, seeing the Cramer at anchor in the village – well, it’s just right.
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