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| Falmouth Heights Beach at low tide |
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| View from The Clam Shack, low tide |
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| Falmouth Inner Harbor and the small boats |
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| Falmouth Heights Beach at low tide, wait till high tide at midnight |
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| Not mine, but blocking the shore road |
On July 24, 1998, our son, Adam Dzialo, drowned. Twenty-five minutes under water at a summer camp when he was 12 years old eventually resulted in a disabled body but produced an indominitable spirit and brilliant soul. Seventeen years have passed...we believe our son and his family to be in an active state of healing. We devote our lives to his maximum possible recovery and his comfort in his body.
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Good Night, Irene, Good Night!
One of the glorious benefits of living by the ocean on Cape Cod, MA. We survived and even did three hours of ABR during the hurricane. What else is there to do?
It's good to know you're safe --
ReplyDeleteLove the photos! Glad it was not worse and all of you are okay. I was watching the news and thinking about you and my family and friends up and down the coast from North Carolina to Maine.
ReplyDeleteGlad to know you are no worse for the wear Dzialos.
ReplyDeleteWhat a scary storm- so relieved it did not get past that severity.
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