SeaCoast Inn Hyannis

We will post trip information here as soon as it starts. For 2010, we will continue planning the project and look for Sponsors that are willing to invest and support the Project. All indications in that regard is ...

... and others we would see in Cape Cod were all quite charming but somewhat disappointing. They were all rather short compared to how I had imagined them to be. Back in the mid 1990's, the Nauset Lighthouse was moved inland to protect it from coastal erosion. There was a line to enter the lighthouse so due to our limited time, we skipped that and walked over to the Three Sisters Lighthouses. This is a group of 3 very short white lighthouses which are no longer in use ...

... Resplendent. Meander on cobblestone streets to downtown. Our luxury bed and breakfast inn theoldest continuously operating inn on Nantucket. These luxury bed and breakfast lodging accommodationsprovide an unforgettable experience of true Nantucket. 175 years of history ...

225.7 Miles From Brooklyn

The 40th Annual Bourne Scallop Festival
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Photo's from The Road Less Traveled http://www.artistrising.com/galleries/J oseph_Gillette

... white shirts regardless of their physical condition, then this place is just perfect. Picture perfect actually. The harbour is stunning and so are the surrounding beaches, walking trails and bike tracks, and let’s not forget the gorgeous clap-board and shingle sided houses. Not a brick structure in sight, but there is a gigantic granite tower in the centre of town to commemorate the pilgrims landing there. Our B&B was also brilliant. It’s the first time on this trip that ...

... it so happened...

so we arrived in Boston, picked our rental car at the airport, and off we went...



we heard from many that September is the best time to visit there - the crowds are gone, the kids are back to school, yet the weather is still beautiful, and the water is still warm...and it is probably true...the weather was gorgeous - warm and sunny...and the ...

we landed in oakbluffs, which is on the vineyard. (that's martha's vineyard for those of you who are not in the know). it was lovely but i didn't take any pictures (the picture is from chris' iphone). we were able to test out the new dingy motor that was purchased ...

... 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 ...

... the head of the biology department, Jacqueline Piret, the graduate student advisor, and professors Phyllis Straus, Wendy Smith, and Rebeca Rosengaus about their research. The attitude and intelligence of everyone at NEU was what I have come to love about academia; it is sure to be a difficult decision where I will decide to obtain a graduate degree. Northeastern University is situated in downtown Boston, just a short train ride ...