SNAP: Boats in the Harbor

We’ve just returned from ten days visiting Cape Cod, Nantucket, and Providence, Rhode Island. It’s been years since we were on Cape Cod or in Providence, and we’d never visited Nantucket. Betsy grew up with summer vacations on Nantucket, and their family goes each summer. They’ve invited us every year for the last three years, but this was the first time we were able to join them. There’ll be more SNAP collections, and probably a couple vacation posts once I finish editing the many photos we took. I cut the number in half yesterday, but still have a ways to go. 

Nantucket is simply beautiful, and the weather was hot and humid most of the days we were there. We spent a lot of time on the beach with the grandchildren, and had a wonderful time. There were lots of possible collections for SNAP, but this week I decided on four of the photographs of boats in the harbor. 

The upper left photo was taken in Woods Hole, MA, the rest on Nantucket in various places. Nantucket is sometimes known as the “Gray Lady” because it is frequently socked in by fog. There were only a couple of mornings when it was particularly thick, but the afternoon we drove out to Madaket it was also foggy as you can see in the upper right photo.