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I'm not on your vacation: Greetings from Cape Cod by Kaplan, Brian [Hardcover]
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
Kehrer Verlag Heidelberg, Klaus Kehrer
ISBN-10
3868289887
ISBN-13
9783868289886
eBay Product ID (ePID)
28038575534
Product Key Features
Book Title
I'm Not on Your Vacation : Greetings from Cape Cod
Number of Pages
132 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Individual Photographers / Monographs, Subjects & Themes / Landscapes, Photoessays & Documentaries
Publication Year
2020
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Photography
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Height
0.7 in
Item Weight
46.6 Oz
Item Length
12 in
Item Width
11.2 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
Synopsis
For most people, Cape Cod is about summer vacations by the sea. Sundrenched days at the beach, splashing in the ocean, and just being lazy.Overindulging on oysters, fried clams, and ice cream. Sipping cold beer and cocktails while the sun sets. I'm much more interested in the "other side" of life on the Cape. There are the seasonal workers: thousands of people who flock to the Cape every summer, not to play but to work. They come from Jamaica and eastern Europe - students fromRussia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Lithuania, and Moldova. They work the deep-fryers and make sandwiches in the kitchens. They scrub the floors and toilets in the motels and rental cottages. Many work two or three jobs at a time, earning more money in a week than they could in a month back home. There are the locals and the transplants - peculiar characters who are drawn to live, year-round, in an "end-of-the-road" place like the outermost Cape. And, then there's the long "off season." In July and August, the population in the small towns on the outer Cape explodes tenfold. But, summer is short. By September and October, there's a mass exodus. The tourists have gone home. Cottages are boarded up. Motels, restaurants and clam shacks shut down for the season. And, the coastline is pummeled by powerful winter storms. It's quiet, lonely and raw. (Brian Kaplan), For most people, Cape Cod is about summer vacations by the sea. Sundrenched days at the beach, splashing in the ocean, and just being lazy. Overindulging on oysters, fried clams, and ice cream. Sipping cold beer and cocktails while the sun sets. I'm much more interested in the "other side" of life on the Cape. There are the seasonal workers: thousands of people who flock to the Cape every summer, not to play but to work. They come from Jamaica and eastern Europe - students from Russia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Lithuania, and Moldova. They work the deep-fryers and make sandwiches in the kitchens. They scrub the floors and toilets in the motels and rental cottages. Many work two or three jobs at a time, earning more money in a week than they could in a month back home. There are the locals and the transplants - peculiar characters who are drawn to live, year-round, in an "end-of-the-road" place like the outermost Cape. And, then there's the long "off season." In July and August, the population in the small towns on the outer Cape explodes tenfold. But, summer is short. By September and October, there's a mass exodus. The tourists have gone home. Cottages are boarded up. Motels, restaurants and clam shacks shut down for the season. And, the coastline is pummeled by powerful winter storms. It's quiet, lonely and raw. (Brian Kaplan)--Brian Kaplan
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