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18 Kennebec Ave. Oak Bluffs, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, 02557, United States

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Weekend in Hyannis -Home of Kennedy's summer place

A travel blog entry by lecklund

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... it is in the 'on season'. Those I spoke that lived there agreed. Summer has a lot of activity up and down the A lot of restaurants and shops were closed but still enough open for me. I visited the Kennedy Museum, and walked to the Kennedy monument. The Kennedy Family's summer home was in HyannisPort, about 2 miles from town.
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Big Names On A Little Island

A travel blog entry by philippajane86

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... with a ‘hot not,’ hot chocolate made with carob, and wasn’t disappointed, even if a strong waft of sawdust did fill the air when the drink was brought over to my table. The servers were wearing dresses made of curtains and hair that needed cutting even more than mine, but they were friendly and didn’t try to push their beliefs on anyone, not even the woman from New York who insisted on talking to them and the whole building about her need to ...

Does Martha Stewart Own This Vineyard?

A travel blog entry by philippajane86

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... I asked a shopkeeper where I could buy a ticket who told me it was 'three-hundred-yards down the boardwalk,’ then the ticket office told me to go ‘to the end of the boardwalk where that building is,’ and after succeeding in buying my return ticket I spent ten minutes standing in the wrong line before realising my error and walking over to the correct ferry that had cold, plastic seats for me to spend the next two hours on.

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A Whale Of A Tale

A travel blog entry by philippajane86

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... meaning I didn’t have to explain why I’d left her leaflet on ‘What Happens After You Die’ on the bedside table rather than packing it away with my belongings.

I loaded up on some free toast and gruel before ‘following the red brick road,’ as I’d been directed to do to find the ferry to Nantucket Island. As the Steamship Ferry was cheaper than the Hy-Line it naturally became my first choice, but I was ...

The One With The Preacher In The Rocking Chair

A travel blog entry by philippajane86

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... one day [I’d] make the right choice.’ I think she was hoping for a better return on her investment of three and half hours; she gave too much information about being abstinent since the out-of-wedlock birth of her daughter forty-five years ago, which could explain her passion for converting people, as she clearly has to displace it somewhere.

In between showering and pulling the box of Tena Lady out of her bag she asked me ‘who are you ...

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