Race Point Light in Provincetown, Massachusetts was named for the challenging cross currents that are so prevalent at the edge of Cape Cod. A two-mile walk on the soft sand from the parking lot to the lighthouse gave me a true taste of the Cape. As I strolled along the beach, a curious seal accompanied me bobbing up and down in the water just past the crashing waves. It was ninety degrees, and my walk soon turned into an arduous hike. I was tempted to cut through the preserve of native beach grass to save the unintended exercise, but then noticed something intriguing at my feet. When the wind blows the culms of beach grass in a circular motion, it creates a unique ring pattern in the sand. It was nature’s way of saying, “take the long way and go around.” Finally, I arrived at the beautifully restored Race Point Lighthouse. After a couple pints of cold water from the generous keepers, I proceeded to sketch and photograph this truly stunning place. The volunteer keepers felt a little sorry for this road worn artist and gave me a ride back to my car.
$12 Suggested Retail Price - that won't stick to your glass!
Absorbent stone coaster 4.25"x 4.25" with cork backing.
Beautifully made by CoasterStone - packaged in a individual sleeve.
Each coaster is rustic and perfectly imperfect! Unlike our smooth paper prints, these coasters have slight color inconsistencies and minor scrapes because of the absorbent stone texture.
Limited inventory available.
