Cape Cod in the Fall is Spectacular

Update October 28, 2019

-- Vacation on Cape Cod 2019

Richard framing his visit to the seashore.

Every October, Patti and I spend a week on Cape Cod so that we can golf at all of our favorite golf courses during the fall season. The courses are beautiful, and the daily temperatures are more like mid-60s rather than mid-90s, such as last June when we visited.

But, we always have extra time to visit the National Seashore, our favorite restaurants, and even places we haven't seen before, such as the Atwood Museum in Chatham. I will give more detail on all of this in my next post.

I've spent most of the past two or three months working on the final touches to my new book, The John Fresolo Saga, and especially in marketing it to the reading public. I'm pleased to say that as of this morning, 128 copies of the book have been ordered by bookstores, libraries, and by the general public on online booksellers such as Amazon and Barnes & Noble. There's still a lot of promotion ahead, including some book signings, so I expect to keep busy with that.

-- Cape Cod Fall Foliage

Patti took great photos of the fall foliage. 

Fall Foliage on Cape Cod can be as spectacular as anything we see at home in Jefferson or in Vermont and New Hampshire. The Blue Rock golf course in Yarmouth is especially brilliant this year.

Patti took this photo of Blue Rock last week. The water feature is a challenge that you face three times as you criss-cross the course. It's especially challenging as the ninth and 18th finishing hole. This year we both had good success negotiating the water and got home safe with the golf balls we started with.
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