





My parents have lived in Orleans for nearly 6 years, while I have continued my outdoor lifestyle enjoying the natural wonders around the Pacific Northwest. But every time I visit them, I realize just how beautiful a spot Cape Cod is. As I pedal my way around quaint backcountry roads, past historic lighthouses and enjoy stunning ocean vistas, I can appreciate why my parents live here.
Although it was short, I was able to enjoy a couple days doing just this this past weekend. Typically if I’m out and about I’ll have my camera with me, but on this trip I only had a chance for a couple quick shots in and around town. Here’s one from Rock Harbor.
by Ian Mackie
(Seattle)