This post is made possible by two friends: Jodi Paloni took these photos of the Days’ Cottages this winter, and Darrelyn Saloom recently taught me how to insert a slideshow into a blog post. Many thanks.
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- shuttered windows and boarded door
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- no buckets, no towels, no chairs, no umbrellas
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- boarded up
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- like an Edward Hopper painting
Click on behind the photo for the story behind the photo at the top of this blog. And click on photos to see more of the cottages, and more of Truro and Provincetown.
I spent late December and much of January at my sister’s condo on Melbourne Beach, Florida. What I loved, and miss, is being able to sleep with the sliding doors open and the incoming surf slapping and hissing below, a pleasant seabreeze filling the room. It is a heavenly way to sleep.
Richard, I LOVE to sleep, eat, read, sit with the doors open at the beach. And I agree, the sound of waves is heavenly and one of my favorite things about being by the water.
It’s always a joy to visit your website, so I’m thrilled I could help. And I LOVE the photos you posted.
Thank YOU again : )
I love these photos too!! And it was neat to read the back story about the cottages and how your blog started. I visited Provincetown 10+ years ago when I was in college, and would love to go back. Maybe for a writing or art event one day…
Thanks, Cherry! I hope you do get to go back to P-town. Meanwhile, enjoy your little bundle of joy : )