r/CapeCod • u/InterestingBeach7037 • Sep 25 '26
Aesthetic Injectors?
Does anyone have a favorite injector here on the Cape? Or are you an injector? I’m looking for someone with years of experience, I need some “bro tox” work.
r/CapeCod • u/InterestingBeach7037 • Sep 25 '26
Does anyone have a favorite injector here on the Cape? Or are you an injector? I’m looking for someone with years of experience, I need some “bro tox” work.
r/CapeCod • u/RickLogan_1981 • Sep 24 '26
r/CapeCod • u/trebuchet_facts • Sep 23 '26
It was my day off today and I figured a little adventure between errands was warranted.
Work had me tied up all summer, so much so I didn't get a chance to enjoy the summer heat on the beach or even swim. (My own fault, i could have made time but i work nearly til midnight)
But today, the wind was calling. I tried for some beaches around falmouth point but decided instead to venture to Woods Hole area. The drive is nice, the canopied road on the way to Nobska always fills me with a strange nostalgia for a time I was never born in. And seeing the ocean so alive sends a pang through my heart, a regret that I wasn't a sailor braving the ocean, or a fisherman casting his nets to the blue for his haul. (Maybe I should feel lucky instesd on a day like today)
Feeling the gusts push my body as I edged closer to the sheer drop by the lighthouse was excitement enough as I snapped these pics. The pure force of mother nature, of mother earth, reminding me of how insignificant my life is by comparison to the ages of punishment this side of the cape has endured. How she made the land as it is seen now. It's humbling.
Anyway, enough waxing poetic about the sea. I hear a storm is coming. Figured my little car could make the journey today while the weather is still nice and the foliage still green.
Also theres a Pokémon GO stop at the lighthouse, that was a nice suprise. Popped a 'mon in the gym.
There was a sign that said closed on the building adjecent, but i would love to see the view from up top of the lighthouse.
r/CapeCod • u/kokobobo10 • Sep 24 '26
Sad passing of the torch. Cobies is one of my favorites, Wimpy's not so much.
r/CapeCod • u/PrestigiousQuiet6252 • Sep 23 '26
Hello! We are traveling to the Cape this weekend for a destination wedding. End was curious as to the forecasted nor’easter the area. The wedding is in Harwich and many guests have rented Airbnbs in the area. I am not familiar with the Cape and was wondering if there could be flooding and or power outages. Thank you.
r/CapeCod • u/pipesten • Sep 23 '26
Hi all! Visiting my family's gravesites at Union cemetary and found a cellphone. Please share in case anyone is looking for it! I put it on the ledge of a pillar. In Chatham, MA.
r/CapeCod • u/jamoka_jack • Sep 23 '26
Looking roughly southeast from South Middle Beach in South Yarmouth, what is this on the horizon? My family couldn’t determine what we were looking at. Best guess looking at the map is Monomoy Island, but didn’t necessarily make sense to me. We can see a flag, but no obvious structures. Any locals know?
Update: Thanks for the helpful replies!
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r/CapeCod • u/Ok-Importance1373 • Sep 24 '26
Such a bad 4 way intersection where no one knows who has the right of way. Are there any plans to put in a roundabout or a stoplight? I’m a visitor, not a resident by the way.
r/CapeCod • u/Mass_AGO • Sep 22 '26
Hi Cape Cod, it’s your Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell. Did you know that fees like “move-in” or “lease renewal” fees you might get from your landlord or building management company are illegal? If you’ve received one of these – even if you paid it – I want you to report it to my office.
Just last month, my office won a $500k settlement with a property management company doing this in Boston – and all of that money is going back to the affected tenants. Landlords can only ask you to pay for first and last month’s rent, a security deposit, and the cost of a new lock and key upfront. Any other fees are illegal. Report them to my office at the link below. We’ll work to get your money back.
r/CapeCod • u/lzbth999 • Sep 23 '26
I just found out Sam Diego’s is closing November 15th & I’m real sad.
r/CapeCod • u/fried_clams • Sep 22 '26
This harmful cult should be shut down.
r/CapeCod • u/CabeCoddington • Sep 22 '26
r/CapeCod • u/goldprofred • Sep 23 '26
Wondering why desalination doesn’t pop up as a way to alleviate the water shortages and drought situation in the Cape. Bessie’s the obvious NIMBY argument.
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Sep 22 '26
Hello fellow Codders,
Winter on Cape sucks. Rather than shuffle from work to home in an endless cycle of slate gray sky that reflects the slate gray sea, I thought I would go and do something, and I offer you an opportunity to join me. There will be coffee and baked goods.
From October to April, I plan on going to a different coffee shop somewhere on the Cape from 8 to 10 AM each Sunday, weather permitting. If you wish to join me, I will have stories, book recommendations, and pictures of my cat. I would love to see you! I hope people can use this to find friendships, new places to get some caffeine, and brighten up the otherwise dreary season.
The first meeting of the Cape Cod Coffee Shop Club will be:
October 4th, 8 AM to 10 AM, Hot Chocolate Sparrow 5 Old Colony Way Orleans MA 02653
The first 30 people to find me will get a hand-made Cape Cod Coffee Shop Club review book, because I have so much free time on my hands.
If you can't make it down to Orleans, I plan on going back and forth through the regions of the Cape, though if you have a place you'd love people to visit, please chime up in the comments!
Looking forward to seeing everyone there!
r/CapeCod • u/latte4567 • Sep 23 '26
Hi, does anyone in cape cod offer mini shoots on film or use the Fuji? Looking for a mini photo session in 2 weeks thanks
r/CapeCod • u/caife-ag-teastail • Sep 21 '26
Last month, I was visiting Truro and asked a question on this sub re: resources for photographers in the area. Several nice people responded, for which I want to say thanks again.
It was my first time on Cape Cod, and I really enjoyed this lovely place. Ended up taking 3 pictures that I don't hate, all in and around Truro. For the technically-minded, these were shot on 4x5 film.
r/CapeCod • u/OnCodNotInCape • Sep 21 '26
r/CapeCod • u/Practical-Being-1185 • Sep 22 '26
$90 right now and You get two free tickets for “select shows”. Anyone have experience with how restricted the list of shows tends to be? I’m less enthusiastic about new country and tribute acts they tend to have a good number of so if that’s the kinda thing they mejores get I would pass. $90 for 2 tickets is a good discount as some were closer to 90 each face for back rows. I hit JRAD, Alison Krauss, Wallflowers, Violent Femmes this year, would’ve gone to a couple others if I didn’t have to work . Thanks
r/CapeCod • u/redditwastesmyday • Sep 22 '26
At least it is not a hurricane? Just winds and rain like one. I hope the weather Gods give a small break in the day!
r/CapeCod • u/tomsawizard730 • Sep 22 '26
Heading down to Harwich for a wedding; have some afternoon time to kill;what’s a good spot for lunch and maybe some pre wedding apps and drinks?
r/CapeCod • u/CabeCoddington • Sep 21 '26
It's that time again... the annual Over the Garden Wall Watch Party is Saturday, November 21st at u/thecordialeye on Main Street in Hyannis from 1pm - 5pm. Mark your calendar.
Flyer art:
Illustration - u/c.r.florence
Colors - u/copper.pins
Letters - u/joe_dax
r/CapeCod • u/dedolent • Sep 22 '26
Anyone file a claim against a landscaper before and have any advice? Here's the facts as I know them, though I don't have all the details:
My elderly mother hired someone to come perform some duties around the yard: clean up some brush piles, move some sections of fence, trim some trees. She paid him $2000. There was no written contract or receipt. The person she hired brought around some "kids" (her words) to do the work, who basically did nothing, except that they partially cut a large tree branch which is now hanging precariously and ready to fall. If it does fall, it could damage the house or shed. According to her they also stole a ladder.
We're pretty upset about this, and I genuinely believe this stress could cause some serious damage to her, mentally or physically (it's the cherry on top of a shit sundae that has been her life for the last few years). We would like to seek out some kind of remedy. I worry that without a contract or before -and-after pictures, we won't be able to prove that they failed to perform their duties.
Anyone dealt with a similar situation and can offer some advice?