A person in a green jacket sits on a rocky cliff edge, using binoculars to observe a large flock of white seabirds gathered on the rocks by the ocean. The sky and sea are bright blue.

Cape St. Mary’s: Why a short, scenic walk gives it a tourism edge

By Sue Bailey

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A white house with a green roof sits on a rocky coastline, surrounded by green grass. In the background, the ocean stretches towards rugged hills under a clear sky.
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