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50 Shades of Cape Cod Gray

Written by Cape Cod Wave

WELLFLEET – The view was to gray infinity. Squeezed between a blizzard and an expected deep freeze came a warm, overcast afternoon under a deep fog.

Near the completely empty Chequessett Yacht and Country Club – and a couple other spots on the lower Cape , the Fort Hill area, and Great Island – snow was melting in the 50 degree temperatures, and steam was coming off of what remained of the drifts.

A light drizzle fell, and the half-frozen sea near the coast pulsed. Gray never looked so good.

 

— Brian Tarcy

 

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Cape Cod Wave

Cape Cod Wave is an online magazine covering the character and culture of Cape Cod. We feature long-form journalism, slices of Cape Cod life, scenic slide shows, and music videos of local bands playing original music.

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