The Cape Cod Museum of Natural History has a great walking path behind it that goes right out to the sea. One day after dropping the kids off at camp there, I availed myself of this path and enjoyed a nice walk to the seashore.
First you cross over marshland.
"Your view in the 1800s would have been quite similar." 😍
The meadow view reminds me of England.
Or at least what I've seen of it in movies, TV shows, and Pinterest pictures (::sob::).
So picturesque!
Almost there...
Bingo!
(Do you see the stand-up paddleboarder?)
These windblown trees remind me of drama queen opera divas strutting across the stage.
Because this is a bay beach the tide does funky cool things with the shoreline here.
Or at least that's my guess as to why it's like this. I could be wrong because the other bay beaches I've been to have normal shorelines. ![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgb4RVZiinzbyQRoqouDTFYcSy6uqFojsyPnzuWKtbMleObwKQzGFG9bUggQw8MnFRpd5gqn0jv3G0cAD08ZUL_6JUdflV99eYzr2eQRGw5clZefeRnAjVTIBTqunH6IVVPDJ4V5FQhAVQt/s640/DSC07285.JPG)
Maybe it's because of the birds! This is a popular seagull hangout spot.
The walk back...
Selfie with myself 'cuz I'm my own best friend!
I love, love, love, sun-dappled forest paths.
Then you cross back over the marshland and into the woods that are around the museum.
Twisted
And some twisted trees to finish things up.
I love this walk--it's good exercise for the body, mind, and soul!