Masthead Resort Provincetown

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 highly appreciated. Please contact us by the e-mail pamericas.brasil@gmail.com if you have questions or if are able to contribute with...

In My FootstepsChristopher SetterlundTrip 21: Provincetown, Mass.February 9, 2010
It's the end of the line as far as Cape Cod goes. The farthest north you can go before reaching the ocean; Provincetown may be the last stop on Route 6 but it should be one of the first on your visit to the Cape. It is a small town filled with culture, art, an...

In My FootstepsChristopher Setterlund

Trip 20: Yarmouth, Mass.February 8, 2010
Originally known as Mattacheese by the Native Americans, the town of
Yarmouth is rich in history and heritage. When incorporated by the
settlers in 1639 the inhabitants of the town’s borders included the
Wampanoag, Cummaquid, Hokanum, a...

In My FootstepsChristopher Setterlund

Trip 19: Harwich, Mass.February 6, 2010


Cape Cod is known for many things, beaches, historic villages, and
quaint shops among them. However, just as much as those, Cape Cod is
known for its cranberry bogs, some of which supply Ocean Spray
with their fruit. In fact the Cape...

In My FootstepsChristopher SetterlundTrip 22: Chatham, Mass.February 4, 2010
Chatham packs a large amount of beauty and history into a relatively small area. Still a very vibrant fishing village, Chatham's loyalty to its heritage is a big part of its charm. Its Main Street is filled with quaint family style shops and is the most accessible ...

In My FootstepsChristopher Setterlund

Trip 17: Sandwich, Mass.February 2, 2010


This trip I decided to visit the oldest town on Cape Cod, Sandwich.
Located next to the Canal and running east until it hits Barnstable,
Sandwich can lay claim to being the first town established by the
European settlers in 1639. T...

In My FootstepsChristopher Setterlund

Trip 16: Cape Cod’s West CoastJanuary 31, 2010


Cape Cod’s east coast has the National Seashore. The northern coast
has Sandy Neck Beach. The southern coast has got Craigville and West
Dennis Beach. These places are all well known popular destinations,
but there ...

In My Footsteps
Christopher Setterlund
Trip 15: Nickerson State Park, Brewster, Mass.
January 28, 2010
Worthy of its own article and worthy of more than one trip on its grounds Nickerson State Park in Brewster is in my opinion one of the crown jewels of hiking and natural beauty on Cape Cod. Located on Route 6A just a short driv...

In My FootstepsChristopher SetterlundTrip 14: Brewster, Mass.January 28, 2010
Brewster is a classic small town with a mix of the modern and the quaint. It may have the most natural beauty of any town on the mid-Cape with the Natural History Museum as well as Nickerson State Park which will be addressed in its own article. First incorporated...

I had a Conversation with God today. I woke up just after 6 am. God said..."GET UP!"...nope...that's not what he said, but I did look outside and saw that...well, I might have seen if it wasn't still dark...that it was clear out. "Well"...I said..."might as well get up and take some pictures of the sunrise!" ...and so I did. Quite a few actuall...