Showing posts with label Wiley Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wiley Park. Show all posts

Monday, November 26, 2012

New Listing - 3 Bedroom Ranch - Across From Wiley Park

1625 Herring Brook Rd, EasthamIt's "Location, Location, Location" for this delightful 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch. This house is directly across from Eastham's Wiley Park and Great Pond and just a short walk to a Bay beach. Designed for one floor living with lots of upgrades, including a master suite. The house has hardwood floors in the common areas and a first floor laundry area. You'll enjoy the large sun room, the fireplace and built-ins in the living room, and the one car garage. Wiley Park, with its hiking paths, childrens play area, and the fresh-water beach is directly across the street. Listed at $499,000. Come See!

Check it out at http://1625HerringBrookRd.RobertSheldon.com

Sunday, April 24, 2011

Eastham's Easter Egg Hunt - Wet But Fun

Yesterday morning, the day before Easter Sunday, the Town of Eastham Recreation Department held their annual Easter Egg Hunt at Wiley Park. The weather wasn't great, being wet and cold. But the many folks who showed up had a good time. Kids, of all ages, were sent off to collect plastic eggs filled with candy or a special prize. It was fast and furious for about 10 minutes.  My grand kids (5 this weekend!) all scored plenty of candy - more than their parents would let them eat in one sitting.  Below is Maddie, one of the twins, collecting her eggs.

Friday, October 09, 2009

Eastham's 1651 Arboretum at Wiley Park

Eastham's 1651 ArboretumI live just a stone's throw from a treasure that is hidden in the woods on the east side of Great Pond, in Eastham. Wiley Park is the home of the 1651 Arboretum. The 1651 Arboretum is intended to be a living monument to the arrival of the Pilgrims to Eastham’s shores and an interpretive educational exhibit illustrating the processes of natural succession and exemplifying the plant communities that were dominant on Cape Cod in the year 1651. There is a dedicated group of folks who research and execute plantings to that end. The Cape Codder ran an interesting article about the arboretum. Read it Here.