With all of the tensions and troubles in the world, sometimes like to think back to better days. I had the opportunity, several years ago, to spend a week on Cape Cod in Massachusetts.
It is a place of astounding beauty. Great effort has been taken to restore the coast to it's pristine and natural condition. There are also picturesque historic towns and villages that a a visitor's delight and a photographer's dream.
The Atlantic Ocean is cold here, with temperature in the 50's even in July. But the seals love it, and they are a common sight along the rocky shore. And you can't beat a New England clam bake with a fresh lobster. Now that's good eating!
Cape Cod is a great family place to visit. Great beaches, outstanding dining, historic architecture, freshwater pond, bike paths and entertainment facilities. If you haven't been there yet, put it on your short list of vacation destinations!
Photo: Provincetown
|
|
|
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
Richard Weisser, Broker, Associate Broker, Auctioneer, E-Pro, CE Instructor |
|
Tired of do-nothing brokers that put a sign in the yard & wait? My one-of-a-kind marketing plan does what the others cannot do, at any price. Do NOT list with anyone else until you call 770-827-6225.
Still Raining, Still Dreaming ...
Tell me something good ... the media and the market!
What happened to foreclosures on the courthouse steps?
Hot dogs and Raw Oysters in Newnan Georgia!
Spring has sprung in Coweta County Georgia!
Coweta County GA could be anytown USA!
Can you buy a 3 BR, 2 BA home near Atlanta for $60K?
ActiveRain Corp. is not responsible for the accuracy of the site's content (which is written by members of the ActiveRain Real Estate Network) and does not endorse the views of the real estate agents, mortgage brokers, and others listed here.
Powered by the ActiveRain Real Estate Network
© 2008 ActiveRain Corp. All Rights Reserved
I'll be adding this to my 'list of places to visit'! Thanks for the info, Richard.
I am packing my bags!!! Last one there is a rotten egg!!!
Gene...
And thank you for the comment!
Mel...
That water is very, very cold for a gal from Texax!
I never said I was getting into the water. I just want to get outta dodge. It looks like a nice enough area to escape from my own little world for a while.
Richard, I lived in Mass a few years back, but never made it to the Cape. I need to put it on my list of places to go. Great picture!
Good Post!
If you're in the area, my friend is a broker in Buzzards Bay: Julie keene. Interesting market out there.
Erica...
I know thta property on the Cape went crazy for a while ... I don't know how it's doing right now, but I'll bet it's better than most areas. Thanks.
Hi Richard,
I love visiting P-town so much to see, thats a great photo. Next time your in town you will have to check out Buzzards Bay the water is usually much warmer on this side on the cape! :)
Suzanne...
I have been clmming in the Eastham area in a place called Boat Meadows? At low tide you can walk out a mile! Provincetown is great, but real estate prices are insane!
So what's a great place to stay on the Cape? Suggestions?
Erica...
lol I stay at my brother's house! He has one in Eastham, so I don't really know about other opportunities! Try the local newspaper classifieds, and thanks for asking, sorry I couldn't be of more help.
Never been east of Alton, Illinois...unless you count a trip through the Atlanta airport and a cab ride to a football game...a cab ride back to the airport and a leaving. I dont think that counts...lol
Clint...
Oddly enough I have never been any farther West than Little Rock Arkansas! College football, I presume?
I spent many summer vacations at Cape Cod as a child! It is as lovely as you say! While the water may curl your toes with how cold it is, the area is rich in all manner of history! I haven't been back in 20 years; I will need to correct!