Again we find ourselves looking for some wonderful things to do on Cape Cod. This time our 'Ask Agnes' feature explores Brewster and some of its hidden (or sometimes overlooked) gems.
Agnes: 'First and foremost is the Cape Cod Museum of Natural [...]
We'd like to introduce a new feature in the blog - 'Ask Agnes'. Agnes, the better half of the 'Ed and Agnes' foundation of Cape Cod Chatelains, was the first to enter real estate in 1992. Ever since, she has been adding her professionalism and love for her clients to each of her deals. We appreciate Agnes for her insight into [...]
When first the idea of moving to Cape Cod enters our consciousness, we think of all the pleasures the Cape has to offer beaches, golfing, boating, bird watching, etc. Then, the worry sets in. After leaving old friends, who will we spend time with to enjoy this new Cape Cod life? Will we be isolated? Will we regret the [...]
It is almost summer on Cape. The rhododendrons are flowering. The trees are all in full leaf. The weather is warming nicely and the birds have returned. And, those lovely Baltimore Orioles have arrived. If you would like to attract them, put some grape jam-not jelly-in a dish near your bird feeders and keep a wary [...]
The bike path, the various conservation areas, strolling, and people watching, it seems that every weekend there is a craft or art fair in one of the villages, and, of course, the beaches, as long as you are a resident or do not need to park a car, are all free. [...]
In the beginning of April, trout raised at the Sandwich Fish Hatchery are released throughout Cape Cod and the rest of the State. The hatchery is the oldest in the Country and houses about half a million fish. This year 5,500 trout were released into Scorton Creek between Barnstable and Sandwich. For more information on the hatchery see [...]