ALONG THE OLD ROADS OF CAPE ANN
40
shall
This
is
find
only the
hardly a flower-walk
common
;
we
in the Spring,
such as
hillside flowers,
the Violet, Saxifrage, Bluet, Cassandra, and Sweet-
Rose; but nothing
briar
the Bayberry with
its
Autumn,
In the
distinctive.
sweet fragrance
will
be our chief
reward."^
We ready
this introduction to the locality,
One
to set out.
the Spring or
should go to
Autumn, and
as
it is
Cape, the approaches
of the
we
walk
however, going to view the Whale*s
are,
Jaw, and with
have planned
May, when we
time in
and see
of Nature,
We take the Street, or
Cherry
road
Lemuel
We
old Castle.
it
beauty of
left
we
which has been remodeled on
straight
Morgan Stanwood
Proceeding on our way,
which
we
referred to as the this road, left,
cross
of
passing
and soon on
shall see a large boulder, beside
the cellar of
is
Stanwood
either of these streets
the road to the Rifle-Range on the the
The
unfolding.
its
off either at
which was once
keep
are many.
and continuing on the same
Friend's,
in recent years, but
either in
situated in the heart
today takes place some-
and get
Street,
are
shall witness the resurrection
in all the
bus,
to
Gee Avenue, walk up
crossing to
it
for
Dogtown
we
which
is
Mr. Rich's poem.
we come
to a slough,
on stepping-stones, and beyond
a pair of bars which brings us out to the
this,
Common,
so called because the boundaries to the lots have long *
Later
in
June and July some of the orchids are found
in the
swamps near
Vivian's.