John Cooke November 24, 2013

Cape May’s First Winter Blast

Sunday brought the first winter blast of the season to Cape May. When it gets so windy that even Santa Claus can’t stand, you know it’s windy. While meteorologists debate the extended winter forecast Cape…

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John Cooke November 20, 2013

Cape May Cadence Craziness

Sunrises like this often greet the recruits of the United States Coast Guard Training Center Cape May, TRACEN for short.  The cadence of the recruits can be heard while walking on Poverty Beach with my…

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John Cooke November 15, 2013

Take a walk with me

One of the incredible things about Cape May in Fall is the ability to see both sunrise and sunset from the same spot on the beach. The Fall colors of sunrise are often the most…

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John Cooke November 13, 2013

Is Jazz in the Right Key for Cape May?

When  Adam Joseph of Channel 6, came to report the weather one Memorial Day, the Mayor gave him the key to the city. Is it time to hand out another key? A musical key? I’m…

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John Cooke November 7, 2013

Back to the other Island

On a chilly and rainy November all I can think about is warmer islands. Two places on my radar and short-term bucket list in the USVI are St. John Brewers   in Cruz Bay and Molly Molones in Red Hook.…

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