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Aug 30th, 2002 | 10:40 AM
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Hi
a friend and I are headed to cape cod( west yarmouth)for a week in Oct 5-12 I have many questions. first.... the best way to get around if we dont bike it.... How far is w yarmouth from provincetown? we want to see provtwn, hyannis,nantucket, and all the wonderful places you have all mentioned. we are in our late 60's (well almost 70)
I am in charge of planning the week and want to avoid backtracking since I am doing all the driving . any help is greatly appreciated,
I am confused about the ferries and biking thoughts. going a day to each place should not be exhausting.
thanks
a friend and I are headed to cape cod( west yarmouth)for a week in Oct 5-12 I have many questions. first.... the best way to get around if we dont bike it.... How far is w yarmouth from provincetown? we want to see provtwn, hyannis,nantucket, and all the wonderful places you have all mentioned. we are in our late 60's (well almost 70)
I am in charge of planning the week and want to avoid backtracking since I am doing all the driving . any help is greatly appreciated,
I am confused about the ferries and biking thoughts. going a day to each place should not be exhausting.
thanks
Aug 30th, 2002 | 06:53 PM
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Mhemp: Cape Cod has fifteen towns, and West Yarmouth, is a village in the town of Yarmouth, about 1 & 1/2 hour drive to Provincetown.
Yarmouth is in the mid-cape area so is centrally located to all other areas of the Cape including Hyannis where you will also be able to take a ferry to Nantucket.
Once on the Cape you will find plenty of free maps to help you find your way around. Don't worry about biking, Explore the Cape by car, be sure to drive along route 6A.
Yarmouth is in the mid-cape area so is centrally located to all other areas of the Cape including Hyannis where you will also be able to take a ferry to Nantucket.
Once on the Cape you will find plenty of free maps to help you find your way around. Don't worry about biking, Explore the Cape by car, be sure to drive along route 6A.
Sep 1st, 2002 | 04:05 PM
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Hi again Gene,
thanks for the help. After reading all the posts I have now an itinerary as follows.Any other hints are appreciated
Sat am leave NJ( near philly) arrive in west yarmouth late day. Hvae dinner someplace nice and rest for thenite
MON Go to Hyannis and hopefully find a bus tour of the area
TUES go to provincetown and whale watch WED go to nantucket for the day for great cookies
THURS
FRI
SAT LEAVE FOR HOME
thurs
senior MH
thanks for the help. After reading all the posts I have now an itinerary as follows.Any other hints are appreciated
Sat am leave NJ( near philly) arrive in west yarmouth late day. Hvae dinner someplace nice and rest for thenite
MON Go to Hyannis and hopefully find a bus tour of the area
TUES go to provincetown and whale watch WED go to nantucket for the day for great cookies
THURS
FRI
SAT LEAVE FOR HOME
thurs
senior MH
Sep 1st, 2002 | 08:41 PM
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When you're in Hyannis, stop to see the JFK Memorial. If there is a little old man guard there in a booth selling caps, he can tell you the secret way to drive around and come within feet of the Kennedy Compound where you can walk the shore and take great photos of the spread. You have to drive past lots of "do not enter - private road" signs, but don't worry because that little old man is the sheriff's brother.
