Sometimes we all take the beauty of our zip code for granted. This is why on occasion it is nice to stop and smell the roses. To take a deep breath and step back from the high paced, sensory bombardment that is Cape Cod in the winter. Allow the breathtaking aura of the center of the universe to permeate our calloused shell. Once in a while we all need to shed our cynicism born from the weight of an entire solar system’s expectations balancing on our every move. Break free from the emotional chains that bind us to our duty as stewards of the most important land mass on this spinning rock we call home and simply enjoy, if just for a moment, the awesomeness that is the 02536.
This is why today we are going to take a photo tour of a few parts of the Village of East Falmouth. These photos were all taken during one of the frequent snows we have been graced with so far this winter. It was a wonderful day spent with Insane Tony, his wife Loopy Lucy and their newborn baby. We did lunch at Golden Sails (look out for a feature soon) and then took a leisurely drive through the foothills that surround Jenkins Pond. Enjoy…

This is the old Beebe Manor House which was built in 1814. This is where the lesser known son of the Beebe family, Josiah “Ricky” Beebe lived. Rick was shunned from his parents estate at Beebe woods and exiled to East Falmouth. Legend has it he loved the booze and the ladies a little too much for his parents taste. (I am pretty sure the propane tank was added in 1972 by “Ricky”s great grandson)

Directly across the street from Josiah “Ricky” Beebe’s place is Lily Manor, where Ichabod “Stevie” Lily resided. “Stevie” was apparently exiled from his wealthy family’s estate for inventing, and then constantly smoking marijuana “blunts”. A true East Falmouth pioneer, many residents of the East side now walk the path he worked so hard to “blaze”.
Here we have a basketball hoop that is more East Falmouth than East Falmouth is. Will you take a look at the incredible, painstaking attention to detail.
- Fiberglass Shaq Attack backboard… check.
- 2″x6″ nailed to a tree instead of traditional post… check
- Mold growing on backboard… check
- crooked as shit… check
- no net… check
Even the French judges would have to give this a perfect “10″.
Is it necessary to say anything? This photograph is now etched into your brain, it is sandwiched in between little John John at his fathers funeral and Neill Armstrong’s first steps on the moon. This photo should be on the welcome to Falmouth signs on the highway.
Here is East Falmouth Lighthouse. This lighthouse has helped thousand of ships find their way into port from the middle of Jenkins Pond on stormy nights. Frosty jr. just recently took over stewardship of the lighthouse from his father. There is a high turnover rate because the family has a history of melting under pressure. (*editor’s note: I sincerely apologize for that last joke, it was terrible and I am ashamed, but I can’t seem to delete it)
This is the arch angel of Linguica I think. Maybe not, but linguica should definitely have an arch angel.
The sacred red orb of life. So rare and powerful it was once thought to be extinct. If it is ever joined with the less powerful blue orb the two become the most powerful force in the world.
Those last two pictures are two separate and stunning bits of East Falmouthicana, but take a gander at this next photo to be absolutely awestruck:
Unbelievable, it is the Red Orb of Life and the Arch Angel of Linguica a mere ten feet from each other. Folks, do you have any idea how rare it is for a human to ever witness such an event, let alone capturing the event on film? This is like getting struck by lightning while driving an all original 1904 Stanley Steamer with a Honus Wagner rookie card in your hand. It just doesn’t happen.
Is this unbelievable or what? This is not photo shop, that is the Blue Orb of the Azores parked right next to a satelite dish that is by far in the single worst spot anyone has ever put a satellite dish. WOW. This now makes four separate high level sightings, with two combination plate specials.
It is official, we now have two nominees for the first Port-chie award of 2009. It is going to be a battle of the ages and we will leave it up to you, the people of the 02536. Vote early and vote often. May the best Orb combo win!

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