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Time passes by so quickly
Jul. 31st, 2005 12:16 amWell, here I am, home from my little Provincetown excursion. Had a great time. I just wish it was not a 9+ hour drive.
Already plans are in the works for next year. Knowing what to expect and what to do for future trips makes it much easier.
I've always loved exploring little seaside towns, but P-Town takes this to a different level. It's what Rehoboth in Delaware should be, but has lost a bit of it's charm from being surrounded by shopping-on-steroids outlet malls and big box stores and every manner of chain restaurants bordering the insular little village like barbarians at the gates. Provincetown and it's line of serially-attached towns along the cape will have nothing to do with generic, all-conquering retail and hotel hell. The charm, energy and identity of the area is plainly evident in just about every square foot of the place.
Not to mention, there is some serious fucking eye candy to be found in so many places. So many muscles, so little time. lol
So, I have bid Provincetown a farewell, with hopes of returning somedays soon. Most likely it's gonna be bear week (an event that finds it's way into local tourist booklets due to it's size and popularity) next year.
I can't wait.
Already plans are in the works for next year. Knowing what to expect and what to do for future trips makes it much easier.
I've always loved exploring little seaside towns, but P-Town takes this to a different level. It's what Rehoboth in Delaware should be, but has lost a bit of it's charm from being surrounded by shopping-on-steroids outlet malls and big box stores and every manner of chain restaurants bordering the insular little village like barbarians at the gates. Provincetown and it's line of serially-attached towns along the cape will have nothing to do with generic, all-conquering retail and hotel hell. The charm, energy and identity of the area is plainly evident in just about every square foot of the place.
Not to mention, there is some serious fucking eye candy to be found in so many places. So many muscles, so little time. lol
So, I have bid Provincetown a farewell, with hopes of returning somedays soon. Most likely it's gonna be bear week (an event that finds it's way into local tourist booklets due to it's size and popularity) next year.
I can't wait.
