The Week In Photos - January 29, 2021
Snow-covered trees at the Jehu Pond Conservation Area
Jean Steel of Falmouth shows off the scrapbook made by her mother, Ruth Steel, in the 1920s Ms. Steel had no idea the book existed until it made its way to her via the Falmouth Genealogical Society.
The morning sun shines brightly over Santuit Pond on Monday.
Enterprise photographer Brenda Sharp took advantage of the snow to make this snow dog in her yard.
Volunteers load boxes of food into cars during the Food4Vets event at the former Sandwich Police Station on Route 6A Tuesday morning, an event that takes place weekly from 10 AM until noon. Military veterans and their families are able to register for the food packages at https://mmsfi.org/food4vets. Upon arrival, participants are given a box of non-perishable foods as well as a 32 pound box of fresh fruit, vegetables, dairy, and meat. This week, families also received loaves of bread, baked treats, and dog food, if they needed it.
A flock of Canada geese flies in formation over a wintry scene at Snake Pond.
The Bournedale Village School covered in snow Wednesday
A flock of mallards waddles through the snow at the Whites Landing boat ramp.
Sandy Nelson of Falmouth immerses herself in the cold water off of Surf Drive Beach, January 26.
Perry Marsh on Old Dam Road
This collection of five vernal pools at The Breivogel Conservation Area was created in 2016 in a partnership between The 300 Committee and the Falmouth Conservation Department along with Mass Audubon. The fence was constructed by 300 Committee volunteers, AmeriCorps, and Falmouth DPW and Conservation. The pools were dug to different depths to attract a wide variety of animal species.
The pond behind the Benjamin Nye Homestead on Old County Road in Sandwich, January 23.
The Benjamin Nye Homestead and Grange Hall reflect in the pond behind the two buildings in East Sandwich.
Tall pines make long shadows in the Talbot’s Point Conservation Lands in East Sandwich.
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