Tag Archives: Cape May
Angel of the Sea
There’s a pretty amazing bed & breakfast in Cape May, N.J. Angel of the Sea is in several top ten B&B lists and it’s easy to see why…. According to the web site, “Angel of the Sea was built around … Continue reading
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Tagged Angel of the Sea, bed & breakfast, Cape May, gingerbread, N.J., ocean view, Victorian-era architecture, wraparound porch
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Cape May, Part III
In addition to beautiful Victorians, Cape May has some pretty charming restaurants and shops. I didn’t photograph the former, because it was lunchtime and I didn’t feel like photographing people eating. Too invasive. Here are two colorful shopping spots, though…. … Continue reading
Cape May, Part II
Back to Cape May, N.J…. As I mentioned, many of the old Victorians were harder to see because of all the overhanging branches. This is one of the few with unobstructed views. It’s in such great shape too. I can’t … Continue reading
Cape May, Part I
I took a lot of photos in Cape May, New Jersey. So many that I’ll have to break this into three parts. Warning: if you hate Victorian-era architecture, you may want to sign off now. 🙂 According to Wikipedia, in … Continue reading
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Tagged Cape May, flowerboxes, New Jersey, oakleaf hydrangeas, Victorian-era architecture
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Pearls & Prose 