I didn’t know what to expect when I made the plans to drive up to Cape Cod with Kleber and the Parker Pups (a name which Amy has coined and I’ve now adopted!). All I knew is that it was a 6 hour drive to the coast of Massachusetts. During our short stay, I learned that it’s not a shore town like a Cape May. It’s a large region that stretches about 2 hours from beginning to end by car. The towns vary tremendously from one to the next. You will find some bustling towns with a main strip full of shopping and dining options like Provincetown or Hyannis. And then there’s Eastham (where we stayed), that had a small New England town feel with lots of great activities and sights for the outdoorsy person like biking and hiking trails, pristine beaches on the ocean and bay side, beautiful freshwater ponds. An outdoorsy person I am not, but I enjoyed it! We even went whale watching and came up close and personal with a finback whale! It was an awesome few days away and a much needed getaway for all of us. I love discovering new-to-me places!
Life with Kaishon - I am so glad you had fun Maddy! The kids and I looked up where you were on the map. I loved your tiny house!
Katherine Vargas - How i miss Cape cod i grow up in New Bedford, Mass my mom still live there every chance i get i sure try to spend huge time Cape Cod i love the environment and peacefulness.
lovely photos Mad!!
Maddy {Mad Hearts Photography} - I had no idea, Katherine! How did you need up in Philly from MA? Cape Cod was beautiful and peaceful. Had I known, I would’ve asked you for pointers around the area :)
Sarah - How beautiful! I am not at all familiar with that area. Whale watching sounds like a fun adventure!
Katherine Vargas - Hi Mad! My father live in Philly and he was very sick than so me and my brothers move down here for the time being which lead to longer time but now I been debating on moving back truth i miss it dearly.