The tide was coming in on South Cape Beach.

One end of South Cape Beach is a State Park, the other is a town beach.

This lady's blue dress made a nice combination with the sky and the ocean.

These mollusks, commonly known as slipper shells, clung to a rock amidst the seaweed on South Cape Beach.

Bayberries are a fragrant, waxy berry that can be used to make candles and soap.

The Indian Meeting House was built in 1684 on Santuit Pond and later moved to its current location just off of Route 28. It is the oldest church building on the Cape.

This one room schoolhousewas built in 1831. The Mashpee Historical Society completed its renovation in the summer of 2003.

The bare branches of the trees are dramatic against the sunset.

Although it was just built in 1984, Christ the King Church is built in the classic New England style.

Veterans' Park was built recently in memory of fallen soldiers whose names are inscribed on the bricks surrounding the flag pole.

Each summer, Mashpee Commons sponsors a free concert by the Cape Cod Symphony called, "Mashpee Night at the Pops".

The neon necklaces glowed brightly as the vendor circulated among the crowd.

The trees of the Mashpee Rotary are lit for the holiday season.


The 2003 decorations on this house appear to have been inspired by National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation.

This year, they have added to the display.

Not to be outdone, their next door neighbors have their own decorations.