Cape Cod, Part 1: Hello Provincetown
Posted on | August 20, 2009 | 4 Comments
| This post is the 4th part of a 2-week series about my recent vacation in New York. |
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During our visit to New York – and after my sister, aunts, and cousin left – my brother treated us to a 3-night stay in Cape Cod which was a 5-hour drive from New York.
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We headed towards Provincetown, which was at the tip of the Cape Cod peninsula. When we got to Commercial Street in Provincetown, I started feeling like I was at the Hobbits’ Shire (from Lord of the Rings) because the one-way street was just lined with lovely cottages framed by colorful, full-blooming gardens. I knew I was drooling. These cottages were just teasing passersby to explore their warm, cozy interiors. (Of course, I don’t think the owners would appreciate it if I just invited myself in.)
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| Didn’t quite capture it, but this tree here with its outstretched branch has a 2-seater wooden swing hanging on it. |
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We finally arrived at our destination – the Surfside Hotel and Suites – where my brother reserved us a suite with an ocean view.
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| The first thing that caught my eye were these colorful lounge chairs. |
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| They couldn’t resist striking a pose even though the sun was blazing hot. |
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| Here’s our suite, which is literally steps away from the sandy shore. |
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| The suite had a king bed, a sofa bed, a kitchenette, and a Jacuzzi tub. |
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| This is what greets us before we walk in our suite. |
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| And this is what awaits us when we walk out the back patio. |
As soon as we got settled in our suite, I started exploring the beachside. It’s been a long time since I smelled the salty air – I was excited!
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| Mica and Rinoa jumped at the chance to make sand sculptures. |
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| And Jessi had her first taste of playing in the pool. |
When evening came, Jay, Ivy, Mica, and my mom tried to go downtown on foot. (I was left to watch Jessi and Rinoa.) And I said tried because they weren’t able to go very far – they were scared off by huge mosquitoes – lol! So we all decided to postpone exploration until the following day.
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Check out tomorrow as I share more of Cape Cod. If you want to read the previous posts in this series, here they are:
- NY 2009, Part 1: Jessi’s Christening
- NY 2009, Part 2: A Family Reunion
- NY 2009, Part 3: Girl’s Night Out and a Celebration
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August 20th, 2009 @ 8:34 am
Next time I’m totally going.
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August 20th, 2009 @ 12:29 pm
I loved Provincetown! Wish we could have stayed longer.
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August 20th, 2009 @ 12:30 pm
Wished Levi and I were able to drive to Cape Cod when we used to live in Boston. Sayang. Oh well but I’m sure it’ll be more fun and memorable because of the kiddos. :)))
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August 21st, 2009 @ 6:15 am
Nice photos! Looks like a fun trip.
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