There are some really cool trees on the Beech Forest Trail in Provincetown. In Colorado, we used to call them “snow knees” as the snow would come down the mountain and cause many of the trees to bend from the weight and ice. Many ended up just growing this way.
I’m sure these “snow knees” are not caused from snow and ice, but they are pretty cool, nonetheless!
It looks pretty chilly out there on the water, or ice, at Boat Meadow Beach. All you can see is ice chunks all along the shore and out into the bay. And to think… this coming week is supposed to be even colder! Brrr!!
These two Hooded Mergansers were swimming all over the place at the little pond by the bridge at Wiley Park. They are such a stunning bird with bright yellow eyes. And look at that reflection! Have you ever seen a Hooded Merganser?
You can hardly see where the jetty is on the Eastham side of Rock Harbor. It’s been so cold and there is so much ice on the bay, that it’s hard to even see the jetty, especially at high tide.
But such a pretty photo, don’t you think? I love the ice all around… it looks so cold!
Cape Cod daily articles on the wonderful Cape Cod places to hike, experience and photograph. A Cape Cod Outdoor Adventure Series.
