The day was perfect for picking pumpkins at Cob-Webb Farm. Click for a slideshow.

Cranberries are wet harvested for use in juice.

A row of rhododendrons provides a vibrant hedge along Race Lane.

A host of daffodils blooms along this stone wall.

This red house is reflected in the waters of Mill Pond.

A stone marks the site of Barnstable's first Fulling Mill, used in the processing of wool cloth.

There were no herring running on this day.

This tree, surrounded by smaller trees, looks like cotton candy beside the bog in Marstons Mills.

The vibrant color of this November sunset is reflected in Mystic Lake.

An enormous flag hangs from the side of this house for July Fourth.

The Sheriff's Youth Ranch is located in the village of Marstons Mills.

This Cremello Horse was very intrigued by the camera and seemed to pose to have his picture taken.

Cape Cod Airport reopened in the spring of 2004 after being purchased by the town.

We watched several small planes take off and land again at sunset.



The airport serves small private planes. Flight lessons and glider rides are offered. In the summer it is exciting to see blimps tethered here at night.

You can also ride in this reproduction of a 1937 biplane.

In the early summer, the airfield was a sea of daisies.

Liberty Hall is sometimes the site of folk music and other concerts.

The ice on Mystic Lake is glassy smooth.

This is one of many cranberry bogs on the Cape.