The marsh grass waves gently in the breeze.
Kids splash in the surf.
Sailboats bob in the harbor. And traffic on Route 28, the local road along the south shore of Cape Cod, is moving at a crawl. One week after the death of John F. Kennedy Jr. in a plane crash off Martha's Vineyard, life here in Hyannis, where the Kennedys have summered since 1926, seems unchanged. But local residents and vacationers who are on the Cape at the height of the tourism season say it will be a long time before they get over the loss. The whole country has grown up with him.