This year more than any other, our journey to the public beach in Dennisport, Mass. during our annual Cale Cod getaway was full of expectations and fraught with the weight of the state of our world both.
So we wore our masks in case the beach was crowded.
Thankfully, we were able to find our bubble in nature by strolling a bit.
We made the most of God’s great space.
OK, now I’ll admit that we did cross the line for a couple hundred yards or so of breathing in the rarified air on the private beach side of the sign. One guy sitting up by his yard glared at me, swears my dear wife Karen.
The difference in people on the public side was amazing.
Back up the stairs to the safety of our car we went.
Wonderful! Great to see you there.
LikeLike
It was so pleasant, Ann.
LikeLiked by 1 person
and what a beautiful bubble that was for you to travel in
LikeLike
Best bubble ever for us yet, Beth.
LikeLiked by 1 person
I love these scenes! Can anyone really claim a section of beach as private property? Sounds as silly as trying to say this section of sidewalk, within city limits, is private. I’m happy you had a good time. Despite the get-off-my-lawn energy of certain property owners.
LikeLike
They want to get the most from those big purchase dollars, I assume, Sandra. They succeeded in making me feel guilty about that part of the stroll. A little.
LikeLike
Beautiful shots
LikeLike
Thanks, Leyla! I hope the start of autumn is treating you well in Texas, my friend.
LikeLiked by 1 person
I’m so glad you got to your beloved place! We have to still live during this time as well. And we can do it safely!
LikeLike
Yes, as long as we take our proper precautions and watch out for those around us, we can be safe, Nance!
LikeLike