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A snow-covered Nobska Lighthouse sits on a coastal bluff above blue ocean water and a snowy beach, bathed in warm golden sunset light against dramatic blue-gray storm clouds.

Snow Covered Sunset at Nobska Lighthouse

An early January snowstorm blanketed Cape Cod with just under a foot of snow. I drove down to Woods Hole for sunset planning to hike out to the Knob but as I was passing by Nobska Lighthouse I knew I had to change my plans. The receding storm clouds were rapidly moving out to sea and the sunset light was intermittently breaking through to bathe a snow-covered Nobska Lighthouse in warm sunset light. We don’t get signifigant amounts of snow very often on the Cape so this was a beautiful sunset to get to watch and totally worth the frozen fingers and toes.

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