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"Cape Coddities" was written by Roger Livingston Scaife. American author known for his humorous essays on Cape Cod life.

Cape Coddities

Name: Cape Coddities
Author: Roger Livingston Scaife

Roger Livingston Scaife

Cape Coddities, written by Roger Livingston Scaife, is a nostalgic exploration of life on Cape Cod. The book captures the unique charm of the region through anecdotes about clam hunting, neighborly picnics, boating, and antique scavenging, reflecting the author's pride in his home. This work offers a vivid portrayal of the rustic beauty and community spirit that define Cape Cod living.

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