by Shaun Logan
I am beyond excited to share my art! After many years of being creatively blocked my creative has reemerged over the winter. In moving to Cape Cod, reducing my physical therapy/wellness work, working with the Earth with Edible Landscapes of Cape Cod and starting to design gardens has awakened my creative. Humus and the Sea […]
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This is Tee Time or T Time – it is an 11 acre parcel of land in the center of North Eastham between Rt 6 and the Cape Cod Rail Trail. It is the prime location that used to be a driving range, but has been vacant for years. Most recently the town of Eastham, […]
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February 16, 2021 We are grateful for this opportunity to present our proposal for the Tee Time property. It is exciting to live in a town that is so receptive to the thoughts of its residents. We know you were given a copy of our letter, so we won’t go into our personal story again, […]
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January 18, 2021 Dear Tee-Time Committee and the Community of Eastham, Last week marked a year since we, Kait and Shaun Logan, officially became full time residents of Eastham. We moved to Cape Cod from Philadelphia, shortly after having our first child, with the aim of raising him and immersing ourselves in the nature that […]
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I have a lot of confusion about this and maybe some of you can help me better understand. I want to preface this by saying this might seem like a bit of a rant, but I’m just questioning the way things are done, why they are done and how they can be better. I went […]
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Here are some of my thoughts on science. Before I start, I think it’s relevant to mention I have a Bachelor of Science degree in kinesiology and a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree – collectively 7 years of secondary education in a science. Ok, so my thoughts… Science is simply the way we try to […]
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The concept of humans and nature has been coming up (to me, in my life) a lot recently. At first I didn’t quite understand how to articulate what other people were getting at. We understood it on a level that I couldn’t quite explain and singular explanations weren’t clicking, and then it did. We have […]
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What does it say about our society when we applaud those who wake up at 4, 4:30, 5am to get in their “self care” — only to work themselves for the following 10-12+ hours with, often, the primary intention being to make more money or to have a greater reach into influencing society. What happens […]
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Longnook Beach in Truro has become my favorite beach. It is always quiet, at least in the off-season. It is a massively expansive beach with towering dune bluffs. There is an energy at this beach that Kait and I have both experienced. We won’t have Truro beach stickers to go between the second or third […]
Read MoreThe other day, we did our first hike since social distancing had started. We hadn’t done hikes for several reasons, one being social distancing, but there really aren’t too many people on the trails so that wasn’t a huge factor. Actually, the weather was not particularly conducive to hiking, our area getting a lot of […]
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