Down the Cape

I just got home from an awesome week on Cape Cod. I had a blast and I can't wait to go back next year.

Wow, this car is pretty full. How long are we going to be gone?


I spent a lot of time collecting rocks on the beach. My favorite ones are the white ones that look like snowballs.


I built my first sandcastle with some help from Daddy.




This wagon is pretty heavy. A little help, maybe?



Daddy and I searched for hermit crabs on the beach. I caught six. I named them Alex, Zachy, Leah, PJ, Max and Ben. Then I saw a really big crab and decided his name was Mr. Dave. Mr. Dave buried himself in the sand before we could get him.



More beach fun.




I really liked the outdoor shower at the Cape house. It was the best part of the end of the day.


Lighthouses are my new obsession. I got to go up inside this red and white one. See the window at the top? I waved to Mommy from that window as she tried not to faint. The white lighthouse was closed so we could only see it from the outside.



Enjoying my fish 'n' chips at the Lobster Shanty. I also tried some mussels here and thought they were really good.



The Chatham Railroad Museum is the coolest place on the Cape. They have a renovated caboose out in back that I could play in. I could have spent the whole day here if given the opportunity. Mommy and Daddy lured me away with the promise of more lighthouses.





This windmill was on the little town common. I got to go inside the windmill and climb up to the top (do you see a theme developing?) It was really cool to be up so high. Afterwards, I ran around because that is what I do.




My pensive wind-swept look.