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Hello All y'all. I didn't intend my blog to turn into geography or virtual tourguiding, but I did say "Let's see where this goes!" I guess telling you about Cape Cod will alsotell you a bit about me. ;-))

First off, thanks to my mate Shannon for the SHOUT on his blog. Sweet. Thanks to you who looked up my blog and posted your pics and signed up as co-conspirators.. lol I appreciate you and your comments.

Vinnie asked for some larger photos. That is in the works. Yepper, summers on the Cape are excellent. . . or as excellent as one decides they are going to be. he he And YES, Winters on the Cape can be very cold, dank, damp. . . but from late Summer into late Spring I go to university "on the mainland" but I do come home to the ocean for breaks and when I need to get back to the Dunes to shore my sanity and recharge my energies. Some of you will know what I mean immediately. ;-)) Maybe more about Winter a bit down the road.

This is Provincetown's main street at low tide. . he he

During High Tide it is people-to-people.. . .everywhere. . .with bikers and cars to watchout for. There are many places to sit and watch, where peeps tend to gather. Here is a live cam at http://www.spirituspizza.com of one such spot. Food is terrific. Scenery can be awesome...day or night. LOL After bar and club closings around 1 a.m. maybe it is 2 a.m.?] the "tourists" converge here to see and be seen. . .maybe,hopefully someone / something may develop. I call it "The Last Chance Corral". . . . Food also takes "the edge"off the booze consumed.

You can run into mates in unexpeced places. . . .or so I have been told. . . even if you are a bit of a space cadet like this duuude here. LOL

Justin watching Carnival parade or counting? or playing strings?

He'll be OK, he doesn't get lost much. LOL

So much for now. [that is a threat. .he he ]

~ ciao, bambini!

justin