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For a day trip. I usually only make it once in the summer and it's usually Hampton.
For a day trip. I usually only make it once in the summer and it's usually Hampton.
Any of the beaches of the lower Cape Cod that face the Atlantic Ocean. From Race Point in P'town all the way down to Lighthouse Beach in Chatham and all beaches in between
are gorgeous, Cape Cod National Seashore & North Island Beach being my absolute favorites, although you need a boat to get to them.
That is awesome. Best laugh of the day.^^^THIS!!!!^^^ especially Eastham!!....do not come
imma trying to save you people from youselves
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glad you got a yuk Hawgie after the countless laughs you've given me ovah my board time hereThat is awesome. Best laugh of the day.
So, RG......just out of curiosity........what is the best part of living on the Cape? What do you love about it?
I have opinions, but I never tried staying down there longer than a week. I figure you're the best possible
person to ask.
Ah, fond (fuzzy) memories of "Quarter Night" at the Mill Hill Club.it's WAAY too chill here.....perhaps if this town had a Mill Hill Club (Circa 1974-ish) now, a championship golf course and mountain ranges, you could find purchase here
Grew up on the Gloucester beaches and Cranes. Wingaersheek is fascinating. You can walk out for (seemingly) miles and never reach deep water. But honestly, Love Good Harbor beach. Clean, all open ocean, deep soft white sand, excellent body-surfing waves, Actually reminds me vaguely of Bonsi Beach in Sydney. Anyway, good Harbor is my favorite I guess.Crane Beach.
Wingaersheek.
South Beach (Martha’s Vineyard)
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