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| This Shrine encloses a rock brought down from
higher ground with 1620 stamped on it (sometime in the 1900s), commemorating
Plymouth Landing. |
Here are Travis and Tara watching someone take
their picture, standing in front of a replica of the Mayflower. |
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The streets were all pretty and quaint. Tara found
them most appealing. Tara selected a shot glass with Pilgrims on it from one of the many gift shops, thinking it was an interesting vessel to be gold-plated with Puritans. |
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When we arrived in Provincetown or Plymouth
Landing (after a lovely drive, and an excellent lunch - Tara had more crabcakes),
we found this lighthouse way off in the distance. Tara had the bright idea
of walking out to it, along a Jetty. Several miles later, Tara thought this
wasn't such a good idea, although she did get to another edge of the world.
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Here is the the eastern edge of the world |
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A view of Provincetown. (Another lighthouse is visible) |
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Here is a different light house, which we saw on
our way back. |
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| Some golfers were enjoying the afternoon. |
This guarantee made Tara and Travis smile. |