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Sure, we've got great beaches, but Cape Cod is also home to awesome hiking trails. Now that the weather is warmer, and since we're all still trying to keep some distance, a walk to explore the area can be a good way to get out of house. Here are some of the best spots to stretch your legs. 1.) Crowe’s Pasture in East Dennis has it all – marsh, meadows and relaxing dirt roads to wander along. About a mile from the parking lot you’ll find a spectacular Cape Cod Bay beach! Located on South Street in East Dennis.  2.) You get woods, a cool Native American sharpening stone and great views o...

Watch for the gulls. They gather to feast. Their prey — river herring — are on an epic, ancient journey to their birthplace to spawn and replenish their species. But first, they must navigate their way upstream, bolt through a series of fish ladders — and evade swarms of ravenous gulls and an array of other hungry creatures. The herring are running. Here's how acclaimed Brewster nature writer John Hay described a predatory conclave in "Nature's Year" (1961): "The big white and gray birds hover over, then dive down in a flock where the fish crowd in shallow water on their way up. The...

Wicked Local Atwood Museum CHATHAM -- The Atwood Museum, home of the Chatham Historical Society, will reopen for the 2021 season on May 7 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The museum will be open Fridays and Saturdays in May and open Tuesday to Saturday  10 a.m. to 4 p.m. beginning on June 1 through Columbus Day Weekend.  All exhibits from 2020 will remain on view (with some new additions)  for the 2021 season including: “Turning Point,” commemorating the 400th anniversary of the Mayflower and the stories of the early European settlers and the Native Americans, “Remembering our Heroes,” which...

Cape Cod Times DENNIS — Jane Lincoln has been creating a series of art pieces that she wishes she could finish. But mass shootings in America just go on and on. The Falmouth artist’s “ENOUGH” pieces, now hanging as a group at Cape Cod Museum of Art, are a statement against gun violence, featuring what look like shredded bullet holes set against a variety of colors to represent lives lost to mass shootings. There were 41 12-inch-wide paper representations when the pieces were first displayed together last summer at Cotuit Center for the Arts. Lincoln, who started the project in early 2...

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