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A Cape Cod Notebook

A Cape Cod Notebook can be heard every Tuesday morning at 8:45am and afternoon at 5:45pm.It's commentary on the unique people, wildlife, and environment of our coastal region.A Cape Cod Notebook commentators include:Robert Finch, a nature writer living in Wellfleet who created, 'A Cape Cod Notebook.' It won the 2006 New England Edward R. Murrow Award for Best Radio Writing.

Henry Cummings, Early Cape Photographer

CAI | By Robert Finch

Published January 15, 2013 at 6:56 AM EST

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H. K. Cummings

The glass-plate photographs of H. K. Cummings bring to life Cape Cod in an earlier time. On A Cape Cod Notebook, Robert Finch recalls Cummings from the vantage of one who knew him, Rowena Myers.

You can view some of H. K. Cummings' historical photographs of Orleans and its people and environments at the website of the Snow Library.

H.S. Rogers, Frank Ellis, Fish Weirs (1903)

Credit H. K. Cummings / Snow Library Digital Collections

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Robert Finch is a nature writer living in Wellfleet. 'A Cape Cod Notebook' won the 2006 New England Edward R. Murrow Award for Best Radio Writing.

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