Thanks to the crew who puts up and takes down the annual
holiday display on the Falmouth Village Green.
What Goes Up Must Come Down – Falmouth Village Green, 1/12/17
Turkeys, Still
Now that the holidays are over, it may be just “turkey talk” for the next few months. Unless of course we have a replay of Snowmageddon. This was 1/4/17 outside the post office on Main St., Falmouth.
Brrr, Swimming on New Year’s, Old Silver Beach, Falmouth, MA
New Year’s Day run and dunk at Old Silver Beach, to benefit the Cape Cod Center for Women. The runs were great, 3 and 5 miles, perfectly comfortable in shorts and a t-shirt for many of the runners. But then you got onto the beach. In a bathing suit. The wind made it mighty chilly! Here are some images of the run and dunk, headquartered at The Seacrest, and a video of the start of the 3 mile run. (My phone, delicate flower that it is, refused to shoot the dunk. Too cold, I guess. Time for a new phone, you think?)
Chanukah at Old Silver
Fourth night of Chanukah at Old Silver, unexpected light when there is none echoing through the ages. Happy Chanukah everyone!
Beth Colt, not Trumply, but the Hotel Magnate of Woods Hole
You heard it here first: Beth Colt, talented Woods Hole innkeeper and restauranteur, as well as Falmouth Academy chief visionary, has bought another Woods Hole landmark – the Sleepy Hollow Motel. Right now, it’s not only named “Sleepy Hollow”, but it’s like the proverbial Sleepy Hollow, mostly untouched since it was built decades ago.
Beth will undoubtedly whip it into 2017 pizzazz in no time, bringing ever more elan and energy to Woods Hole (in my mind, Cambridge-by-the-sea, even with those thousands of Vineyard travelers). Congratulations, Beth, and good fortune with your latest venture!
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