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| We worked the northern shore of Cape Cod for this article... not really because it's better than Scituate or Duxbury, but just to get a better feel for the region. We're in this game for the long haul, and we may as well use lesser storms to pick up some local knowledge. |
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| We went from Sandwich to Dennis, but the camera didn't like wet work. As bad as these pics are, know that they were the GOOD ones. |
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| This was the waning storm tide, very much sustained by the high winds. |
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| We also wanted the north-facing aspect, as the wind had shifted somewhat. |
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| Some good old-fashioned Yarmouth sea foam. |
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| Water, sand, lifeguard stands., dunes, snow fencing... everything you want from a beach... too bad this is the Sandy Neck Beach parking lot. |
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| In high winds, it's better to shoot from behind sand and stone. |
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| I wish this came out better, I had elevation on my side here. |
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| The storm did her best to get the roads sanded. |
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| One big difference that I have noticed between northern Cape Cod and South Shore beaches is that the Cape can sometimes get away with a jetty-style wall. |
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| The storm god of Dennis. |
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| My Duxbury people got some better shots. |
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| You can get some nice shots from upper decks over the seawall. |
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| Our Mommy photographers are not at all afraid to stick their cameras into the belly of the beast. |
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| An annual post-storm tradition in Duxbury is the Stair Harvest. |
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| Jumping the Sandwich boardwalk with a parasail thingy in a nor'easter ROOLZ. |
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| Said boardwalk in Sandwich |
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| Beach plum berries are ready! |
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| If you ain't from Town Neck Beach, don't come to Town Neck Beach. |
