Plimoth Plantation and the Mayflower II ship are illuminating exhibits on a major event in early American history. Both are places to stir the imagination and entertain your knowledge cells. At the Mayflower II you’ll discover first-hand all about the voyage the pilgrims endured, and then barely a few miles away you’ll experience the early and struggling years of settlement.
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If you’re a bird watcher and nature lover then few places in New England can compare with Cape Cod. A rich habitat for wildlife it attracts seasonal residents and migratory birds of all types.
Here are five of my favorite destinations for bird-watching on Cape Cod along with what to see and expect.
Sandy Neck, Sandwich:
Sandy Neck is a barrier beach system formed in the last few thousand years. The parking and entrance area is at the end of Sandy Neck Road in Sandwich.
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Take a captivating trip through Massachusetts’ Cape Cod National Seashore Park. With miles of splendid white sand beaches, inspiring walks and trails, and stunning fragile dunes, the park is a remarkable geological wonder thousands of years in the making. Just …
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