John on breakfast duties.
I think this bird outside the Audubon Centre is a blue jay.
Today our group was split in two. One half cleared the area in front of the centre while the other half went on a 'burn'.
Lisa in attack mode, watch out weeds!
Dick getting his back into it.
While Paul gets down on the vegetation.
While Mary stoops to conquer.
...and Linda throws clods to the wind.
Burn group gets its briefing.
Burn group looking to Danny for some leadership while Danny looks towards the lodges for dinner.
Craig looking cool before the burn.
Danny demonstrating proper use of the water tank. Someone should mention that he has no water in that tank.
Nancy adding fuel to the fire.
Nancy and Danny fiddling while behind them Rome burns.
As we had some free time Nancy and I went for a drive along the Cape Cod coast and came across this house which had a lucky escape from a fallen tree after a recent storm.
Nearby was this brightly painted house which was built by a whaling captain.
Local architecture expert explains the period details of the house. She also hoped we had a whale of a good story to tell the others.
Whalebone entrance awaiting repair.
This is the site where Marconi received the first transatlantic radio transmission from Cornwall, England in 1903.
Local telecommunications expert explains the significance of the first transatlantic radio transmission. Predicts a great future for mobile telephony; yeah right! Like that idea will ever take off.
National Park's visitor's centre and museum.
Nancy demonstrating the Cape Cod wave next to a map of Cape Cod.
Map impersonates Nancy's wave.
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