For the 4th of July we headed to Cape Cod and enjoyed all that it has to offer–ocean breezes, miles and miles of sandy beaches, the smell of honeysuckle, poison ivy, lighthouses, seals, salt water taffy, wildflowers, salt ponds, charming quaint towns, fresh lobster, biking, homemade ice cream, cape house styles, sand dunes. This year we stayed just south of Provincetown so we could spend as much time on the National Seashore. Can’t go wrong with a vacation at the Cape. We had an awesome time.
Salt ponds
Sand-dune jumping
Found this seashell on the beach. If you put it up to your ear, you can hear the ocean waves.
Primary transportation mode in the Cape? Bikes.
Heads of the Meadow Beach–one day we went to this beach, walked a mile north and there was a seal colony. Hundreds of seals hanging out on this sand bar. They kept us entertained all day–just watching them. At low tide, they were all tanning on the sand. Quite a sight. Pretty cool.
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Looks SO fun!! You have such a beautiful family!!
That looks amazing! I can't believe how big the kids are getting.
So fun! We were in Boston on the 4th and actually drove up to the Cape for a few hours. I loved it!
It looks beautiful – -I think it's somewhere I've always wanted to visit.
And your family is growing up so fast – such cuties!
What a beautiful way to spend the 4th of July with your family! LOVE the picures! Your quit the designer 🙂
Aw, you got some really cute pictures. That one of you in the huge sun hat is really pretty. And then I love Jackson's expression in the one where you're holding him. Looks like it was a great trip, seeing the seals sounds so cool.
That picture of you is absolutely beautiful! What a great vacation. Love the seals 🙂
Great photos! Looks like a fun place for a family adventure.
Love the 4 shots all next to each other – looks beautiful!
PS – got the Chewies from Charlene. Thanks again for the help!! You should see the difference between the NEW one and the OLD one. IT's amazing! I think I'm even going to blog about it – it cracks me up. 🙂