Cape May Times Photos of 2002
These
photos appeared either as the photo of the week on Cape May Times' front
page or in one of our photo essays. We chose these photos through a highly
scientific process called gut reaction.
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Susan
Sarandon steals the show wherever she goes and Cape May's 2nd annual
film festival was no exception this November.
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Little
red wagons lined up along a dune path by a Cape May Point beach
in August.
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Thousands
upon thousands of migrating Purple Martins along the banks of the Maurice
River in August.
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No
matter which direction you looked there was always something to see
at the Cape May Bird Observatory's autumn Hawkwatch.
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This
tiny critter - a tree frog - stirred up a lot of headlines this
year. We found this one resting on our side porch railing in May.
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It
was a first for the Lima Bean Festival - a King! Here he is, being crowned
in October at Wilbraham Park.
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Memorial
Day brought out many flags on B&B's and houses throughout Cape May.
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The
little yellow school bus never looked so good.Here it's being driven
along Broadway, in this December's West Cape May Christmas Parade.
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July
brought a sand castle contest to Cape May's beaches. Some gave up strolling
on the beach in favor of sculpting the biggest and best castle they
could.
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The Wildwood Boardwalk's famous Ferris Wheel ...against a brilliant blue June sky. |
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A balmy October day brought everyone out to the beach for a stroll. |
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We were happy to see some Monarchs passing through in late September and October.. although not nearly so many as in previous years. We start the New Year by wishing them - and you - a safe journey back to Cape May. |
