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8 days ago
AERIAL QUIZ: Who knows where this is? 😀 Aerial photo taken from a plane - Gallery at OverCapeCod.com - Gallery at Cape Cod Life Magazine Shop #capecod #igcapecod #capecodinstagram #igerscapecod #capecodimages
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Posted On: October 10th 2026, 04:14 pm
AERIAL QUIZ: Who knows where this is? 😀

Aerial photo taken from a plane
- Gallery at OverCapeCod.com
- Gallery at Cape Cod Life Magazine Shop
#capecod #igcapecod #capecodinstagram #igerscapecod #capecodimages
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instawerx16 4 days ago

instawerx16

Wapoo's Trail!

quietcapecod 8 days ago

quietcapecod

One of my favorite walks...although harder to get to now that the stairway to heaven was washed away years ago...and yes, there were 68 steps.

silverline.images 8 days ago

silverline.images

Agreed, Morris Island, part of the MNWA

project_salvo 8 days ago

project_salvo

Morris island - half moon trail

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