A Look At Cape Cod's Incredible Salt Marshes | America Over The Edge

The iconic shoreline of Cape Cod from the entrance to the canal, to the seashore, and Provincetown, is considered a piece of American history. With historical glassblowing practices and a rush to save the salt marshes, this historical town is trying its best to preserve its traditions. Explore one of America’s most famous Atlantic frontiers through an aerial journey as we learn more about the history and culture of this beautiful town.

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[bizzybee]

Nice to be reminded how beautiful America is, and to get to see places I had never seen before. Thank you for the spectacular scenery and amazing videography.

[TeknoMediumsParanormal]

Born n bred in Plymouth, proud to call this region home. 'Ellisville" was founded by my family. Henry David Thoreau was a family member. ❤

[forwrd]

Growing up here was a blessing. Thank you god

[joycewilbanks]

Heartbeat . . . Hello Again Hello . . . CAPE COD IS SO BEAUTIFUL . . .❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ . . .

[MauroMeneguzzi]

Lindo vídeo 📹 obrigado por compartilhar ❤😊

[karaDee]

Loved this video

The Cape truly is very beautiful.❤ I've had various family members live on most areas and towns of the Cape, so I know it well..

[kevbev]

I was deployed there to restore power during a northeaster, what a great play to visit, great place to leave.❤

[FlyTyer]

I used to flyfish on Monomoy. During breeding season if you ventured to close to the brushy areas off the beach, you would get dive bombed by terns & gulls guarding their nests and nestlings after they hatched. It was quite amusing to see the little balls of fluff bumbling around waiting for a parent to bring food. When the seal population started coming back in large numbers, they made shore fishing almost impossible. Always willing to steal a hooked fish, they formed semicircles completely around anyone fishing and spooking any fish wanting to travel along the inshore waters. It is a lovely spot.

[bgd]

A real old history knows how much washed away. I have only gone there to pause silent, and go away again. Like leif erikson. I still have cousins throughout...one full sibling too. Since birth.

[natashadube]

Loved the video!! Hyannis is part of Barnstable.

[TeknoMediumsParanormal]

Hyannis is a bit hectic with stores and rather insane amounts of traffic.

[SharynEk]

great video. I'm a native of Sandwich and I don't think the glass industry there used local glass.

[TeknoMediumsParanormal]

Very much like 'Deadly Catch" on a smaller scale.

[djsit]

Interesting that mans intervention is necessary to save that marsh instead of leaving it alone...which would be the case if man wasnt nearby....Disrupting the natural evoulution.sounds bad but is good in this situation..

[TeknoMediumsParanormal]

Seals love our coast, so then, do sharks.

[vavilovasvetlana]

I've been wanting to see Cape God.

[dimitri]

The initial lure to this vid. was information and insight about "Cape Cod's Incredible Salt Marshes." Well at the start we were doing so-so since the salt marsh under discussion there wasn't even on the Cape, but close enough. After a parade past glass blowing, lobstering, the Kennedy Compound, Nauset Light, Marconi Station, and the "progressive" hub of Provincetown any further mention of salt marshes was a false hope. Very disappointed with the click bait. 👎