article_snippet: Huge icebergs the size of boulders have been washing up on Cape Cod Cape Cod after one of the bitterest winters in living memory.
article_snippet: Months of frozen temperatures have created huge sheets of ice up and down the coastline and now the temperatures have warmed slightly huge sheets of ice are breaking up and washing ashore.
article_snippet: In Wellfleet, on the Massachusetts coast, the ice made the beach look more like an artic wasteland than the soon-to-be summer playground of the rich and famous of the East Coast.
article_snippet: Cape Code National Seashore administrator Marianne McCaffery told the Boston Globe  that 'the Boston Globe   are bigger this year because there has been no snow melt in between storms. '
article_snippet: Meterologist Jim Andrews told Accuweather 'It's obvious that the ice 'boulders' have a more complex history than the typical ice found on calmer waters such as lakes and sluggish rivers.' '
article_snippet: Most likely this year is formed by the bashing together of pancake ice or ice floes.'
article_snippet: Chilly weather: An onlooker is seen bundled up while walking past ice chunks on Cape Cod, Massachusetts .
article_snippet: A person holds out their hand to feel one of the ice chunks .
article_snippet: Snowy weather: A pooch is seen standing on top of one of the smaller ice chunks .
highlights_snippet: Huge chunks of ice - many of which are taller than humans - have been spotted in Cape Cod, Massachusetts .
  