A. Paul & I headed back to the Cape late afternoon after taking care of some business in Boston. The late day sun created deep shadows amidst the city's buildings and spectacular illusions with the blanket of clouds in the west.
As we drew closer to the Cape, the familiar landscape, bridges, and light of the sky created a warm welcoming feeling for our return home. The sun was setting as we passed through Wellfleet, capturing a spectacular show of color reflecting off the water.
We rolled into Provincetown just as the last light of the sky was reflecting across the Cape Cod Bay with the town's skyline in the background. The lights of the Pilgrim Monument acted as a beacon across the familiar landscape.
Tomorrow, I will share my last closing thoughts and provide some information on the Art in Provincetown, the oldest continuous art colony in the country, in an effort to share our small part of paradise to those who shared yours with us.
I leave you this evening with images of our drive and the beautiful color we experienced during our ride to Provincetown, MA
DRIVE FROM BOSTON to PROVINCETOWN