Comfort Inn Hyannis

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This morning we left Boston and headed off to Cape Cod. First stop this morning was the coastal town of Plymouth which is where the Pilgrims landed back in 1620. Once we secured parking for our car, we got out to do a little exploration of the area. Our first goal was to locate the Plymouth Rock, an important symbol in American History. The location of the rock was quite obvious from the moment we arrived. Along the shore, there was this structure that looked like a ...

... This Nantucket Ma bed breakfast inn lodging opened its doors in 1833 for Nantucket lodging accommodations and became a preferred stay lodging for sophisticated vacation travelers visiting this Nantucket MA beach vacation resort inn, close to harbor, in the vicinity ...

225.7 Miles From Brooklyn

The 40th Annual Bourne Scallop Festival
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... under your boat and surfacing just meters away. All told we saw approximately 15 full grown whales six of which were with their calves. Trace and I have done some pretty cool things in our time but the whales, as far as I’m concerned, have to be pushing for top position on the list.

At one stage all the whales seemed to disappear and we thought we were going to head back to the harbour ,....but then , about 200 meters away we were privileged to see a full grown male breach the ...

... recommend this place to couples seeking to "rekindle" ...the place has it all - beautiful secluded location with panoramic views of the coast, charming 100+ years old building with only a few rooms/suites, cozy terraces, lush garden, wonderful, attentive yet unobtrusive staff, homemade breakfast, wine-and-cheese hour...









but I don't believe ...

... we even left the nantucket harbor due to a slight mishap involving excess wind, a wooden pylon, and the dingy motor attached to the stern rail. the new motor has lots of power and got us from our moored boat to land for a lovely dinner, in time for the tennis match.

... not many pictures were taken. i slept for 20 hours a day due to a crazy ear patch medication and spent most of my time comatose, down in the cabin, padded by what i affectionately called my "playpen" (which can be seen in a picture labeled in the Scituate entry).

it was a rocky start to the year's travels.

... Martha's Vineyard. The first day that I was there Chris picked me up from the ferry station and we went straight to South Beach. The ocean felt so good after the long night of traveling. And it was ungodly hot! Got some ice cream in Edgar Town. We went to see the sunset at another small town and its one of the only places on the East Coast where the sun sets over the water. That night we went to a bar to see the Grateful ...

... but slightly cooler than it had been in DC, NYC and Boston - not such a bad thing! We went down to the beach, saw where Jono used to work and checked out the mall. Hyannis is the biggest town on Cape Cod and it's quite sprawling. Main Street is quite a nice road with lots of shops and restaurants (there's a nice end, and a not-so-nice end to it), but Hyannis is not a quaint picture-postcard New England town. We are also right at ...