Arthur Frommer, the legendary travel guidebook author known for his iconic “Europe on $5 a Day” guide, offered some sage advice on how to travel intelligently and economically in a recent interview in AARP magazine. “Experience new ideas,” he says. … Continue reading
February may be the shortest month of the year, but Cape Cod is not short of fun things to do and see in the month that brings us Valentine‘s Day, President‘s Day, and Ground Hog Day. Once Punxsutawney Phil predicts … Continue reading
When I was a little girl my family took a two week vacation every summer in a little cottage in Brewster right on Cape Cod Bay. Those two weeks were always magical. Days were filled with visits from family and … Continue reading
We buy all the jams and jellies we serve to guests from the Chatham Jam and Jelly shop right here on Cape Cod. Of course, as a small business on this magnificent peninsula, we support as many other local businesses … Continue reading
So I’m up early this morning. Force of habit, I guess, as strangely we had no guests at the Inn last night. It being Monday night of Memorial Day weekend, I’m not surprised. Most everyone had to cross the bridge … Continue reading
How to get the most from your vacation on Cape Cod. Continue reading
I love April. It brings so many harbingers of spring. Today we saw an osprey sitting on top of the telephone pole where he built his nest for the past several years. Unfortunately hurricane Sandy and the subsequent Nemo blizzard … Continue reading
Every year brings the return of favorite traditions. This year we again celebrate a number of holiday observances plus a few quirky ones, and are introduced to a new event or two hoping to win us over for the long … Continue reading
In a never-ending quest to entice more visitors to Cape Cod and to improve the experience for returning guests, new services, events, attractions and activities debut each year on this little peninsula we call home. Some are seasonal, some experimental, … Continue reading
Rich and I spend a lot of time walking the beach at Sandy Neck near our Cape Cod bed and breakfast. Walking on the beach always reveals something new, especially after a storm. Waves pounding against the sand can wash … Continue reading
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