Day in Cape Cod/Franklin MA

Juliana,

It depends on where on the Cape you need to be for dinner. Do you know?

Barb

Juliana L Holm <jholm@osf1.gmu.edu> wrote in message news:<cibtig$8q72$1@osf1.gmu.edu>...
> We're very suddenly going to Massachusetts for an event for my husband's
> job. We'll have exactly one day (Saturday) to spend on our own.
>
> We'll be eating somewhere on Cape Cod in the evening. Part of the job
> event.
>
> I've done no research, no planning, and we just got tickets, reservations,
> car rental yesterday.
>
> I've been to Boston and Plymouth and such (although many years ago, when I
> went to high school). I;ve never been to the Cape. My husband has not been
> there since he was 7.
>
> What do people recommend we consider doing?

"Juliana L Holm" <jholm@osf1.gmu.edu> wrote in message
news:ciehp1$fefo$1@osf1.gmu.edu...
> Alas, no.
>
> We are tentatively thinking of two different approaches to this. The
> first is
> to go, at least for the morning and early afternoon, to Plymouth and see
> the
> Mayflower II and Plymouth Plantation. Then to head out and just drive on
> the
> scenic highways of the cape in the afternoon.
>
> The other is to just go driving on the cape and stop at the various
> villages.
>
> I hope we will know where dinner is today. . . .
>
> Julie
>
Julie

As an overseas (UK) visitor the US I was very disappointed by Cape Cod. We
spent a week there 2 years ago and were very unimpressed by this overrated
part of New England. Plymouth was much more interesting and if you have not
been before I would head that way.

Woody