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Great Beach

Written by John Hay, a naturalist and co-founder of the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History, The Great Beach is an exploration into the nature and beauty of Cape Cod, Massachusetts. His passion for Cape Cod is evident as he writes of the wildlife, sea life, and vegetation of this narrow peninsula. Hay includes much of the history of this area as a backdrop, along with his concerns for the future of this land due to the uptick of tourism. - Summary by Phyllis Vincelli

Year of Publication: 1963Genres: Nature,Travel & Geography,History,Social Science (Culture & Anthropology)

Running Time: 05 hours 55 minutes 14 seconds(15 chapters)

Language: EnglishRead by: PhyllisV

#	Chapter Name
	Chapter 1 - From a Distance PhyllisV	19:03
	Chapter 2 - An Unimagined Frontier PhyllisV	25:02
	Chapter 3 - The Resources of the Sea PhyllisV	23:17
	Chapter 4 - A Rhythmic Shore PhyllisV	24:36
	Chapter 5 - Dune Country PhyllisV	31:43
	Chapter 6 - A Change in History PhyllisV	25:47
	Chapter 7 - Barren Grounds PhyllisV	16:57
	Chapter 8 - A Landscape in Motion PhyllisV	36:37
	Chapter 9 - Who Owns the Beach? PhyllisV	32:28
	Chapter 10 - Deer Week PhyllisV	14:24
	Chapter 11 - Impermanence Takes it Stand PhyllisV	17:20
	Chapter 12 - The Depths of Sight PhyllisV	21:05
	Chapter 13 - The Flight of Birds PhyllisV	23:29
	Chapter 14 - The Marsh PhyllisV	20:20
	Chapter 15 - The Uses of Light PhyllisV	23:06