Nadine Krasnow, CRS
Yesterday’s Cape Cod Marathon was a balmy 64-68 degrees. Back in the day, I volunteered with the Falmouth Track Club to help with this event, and was stationed at Mile 21, at the corner of School and Water Streets in Woods Hole. It was always freezing, and a couple of years there was snow and sleet. Global warming has happened fast! But yesterday was certainly nicer for the runners, maybe even a bit too warm. Here are some photos I took of the finish line before the runners got there:
Here are a few moments of the Mullen Hall kids coming back from their Main St. Halloween parade. What a great tradition!
What a day for kiteboarding yesterday! Here are a couple of videos I shot from inside my car. Wild wind!
#21608220
58 Cape Codder Road, Sippewissett
$2,795,000
Not in the search of either of my previous two buyers, but definitely the pick of the week for spectacular. This is a “two-fer”, two for the price of one. Ha, who am I kidding?! There is an extra lot with the house, but the price includes that. The setting/view is beyond (what, spectacular, breath-taking, outstanding?). The house is at the end of a very exclusive road in Sippewissett, with direct views east-south-west over Buzzards Bay. This is one of the most dramatic views in town. The house itself is classic mid-century, and has been well-maintained. Not everyone loves classic mid-century, though, so it will be interesting to see whether new owners honor the pedigree or knock it down to build a house that makes a statement equal to its setting. If the property were mine, I’d have a hard time deciding what to do. But it’s worth seeing just to see that view in person.
All places of famously blazing sunsets. Here’s Chapoquoit Beach in West Falmouth last night. The dogs are great, but it’s the sweethearts standing motionless in the maelstrom around them that drew my attention.
