Provincetown, Ma
It seems that we are attracted to these photo-op boards, so I am starting our P-town visit with a herd of animals. We unloaded Buster, our magic sled, at the "Head of the Meadow" beach a few miles south of Provincetown and started our ride on smooth paved trails. Via trails and roads, we arrived at the edge of P-town and took in the Pilgrims Monument built-in 1902 to signify that the pilgrims arrived here first before finally settling in Plymouth. P-town is an artistic oasis and a lively, friendly town. The LGBTQ community finds safe expression here, and we found it to be a fun place. What better place for lunch than the "Lobster Pot" and a delicious lobster roll! After lunch, we continued down Commerce street, taking in the sights and culture. Commerce Street is part of the East Coast Greenway, and a ferry ride from P-town to Boston completes an alternate Greenway path to Boston. As we continued our ride to the National Cape Cod Seashore to ride the trails in th...