We set off today to carry out more beach work but had to delay as other work was being carried out. Workers here were using drones to survey the beach.
Instead of working we were treated to a lecture on the local area by our guide.
This beach house is empty due to coastal erosion. This building inspector declares that the house will still be standing in 200 years time.
Update: On April 11 the beach house was demolished. Image taken from this news source with more background information at the link below.
Requiem For A Dream House
King Canute orders the waves to retreat.
Danny, thinking himself alone on this desert island is puzzled by the footsteps that appear behind him. Could this be his Man Friday?
Are you sure you're looking through the right end?
We explored Provincetown where the Pilgrim Fathers first landed in 1620 from the Mayflower before finally settling in Plymouth.
Provincetown has a thriving art scene as evidenced by these images taken at the harbour.
Interesting sculptures outside this high school.
We arrived at the Pilgrim Monument to find it was closed until Saturday.
Melissa pointing out interesting features from an observation platform.
Paul is one of the many interesting features.
After our evening meal we went for a walk on a trail near our lodge.
You can just make out the moon in the evening sky.
An impatient tree
The Moon makes an appearance in the water and in the sky.
Q: How do you know when the moon is going broke?
A: When it's down to its last quarter.
The centre at twilight.
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