The Fourth of July

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I love when the Fourth of July lands on a weekend. Here in Wareham, the whole Tri-Beach Area (Hamilton, Swifts Neck, and Swifts) literally explodes with activity. It is the best weekend to stay on our mooring. And the weather forecast is an A for awesome.

Swifts Neck Beach is hoppin'.

Swifts Neck Beach is hoppin’.

Hamilton Beach.

Hamilton Beach is busy as well.

More Hamilton Beach.

More Hamilton Beach.

Everyone is in full summertime mode.DSCN8602DSCN8600

Dog on a paddleboard.

Dog on a paddleboard.

Another dog on a paddleboard.

Another dog on a paddleboard.

The XO goes for a sail.

The XO goes for a sail.

 

Big party on Long Beach.

There is a huge party on Long Beach.

swimming kayaker.

A swimming kayaker.

Swimming boater.

A swimming powerboater.

Overturned sailboat!

A swimming sailboater with an overturned boat.

There ya go.

There ya go. Right side up again.

It’s hot. It’s humid. It’s sunny. The area is alive with happy people enjoying this beautiful Wareham waterfront. It’s more vibrant than I have ever seen it. This is our neighborhood. These are our neighbors. Everyone has the long weekend off from work, and we are all anticipating the illegal fireworks display that will surely come at the end of the day. The Tri-beach outlaws always put on a show that rivals the town’s professionally run exhibition that they usually have in Onset. The Parkwood, Broadmarsh, and Marks Cove outlaws will join in as well, making it a visual extravaganza. Here in Massachusetts, fireworks are against the law, but so was dumping the King’s tea into Boston Harbor. It’s that rebellious spirit that made this country great. After all, the Fourth of July is a celebration of our greatest rebellion.

Swifts Neck sunset.

Swifts Neck sunset.

 

 

 

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