Boston to Cape Cod

I'm up in Boston this weekend and thinking of going out to Cape
Cod. I'm also thinking of going out to Concord. The question is
which of the days to go to where. Friday, Saturday, Sunday. I'm
thinking mostly of traffic. Of course if Cape Cod will be mostly
deserted any of those days that might be important too.

At this time of year go and have a good time. Tourists are all gone.
MLD
"me" <oconnell@slr.orl.lmco.com> wrote in message
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> I'm up in Boston this weekend and thinking of going out to Cape
> Cod. I'm also thinking of going out to Concord. The question is
> which of the days to go to where. Friday, Saturday, Sunday. I'm
> thinking mostly of traffic. Of course if Cape Cod will be mostly
> deserted any of those days that might be important too.

oconnell@slr.orl.lmco.com (me) wrote in message news:<73af7090.0410181646.24832320@ com>...
> I'm up in Boston this weekend and thinking of going out to Cape
> Cod. I'm also thinking of going out to Concord. The question is
> which of the days to go to where. Friday, Saturday, Sunday. I'm
> thinking mostly of traffic. Of course if Cape Cod will be mostly
> deserted any of those days that might be important too.

Traffic shouldn't be much of an issue if you're leaving before/after
rush hour on Friday or in the morning on Sat or Sunday for the Cape.

You will want to avoid Rte 128 and 2 (to Concord) during prime
commuting hours on Friday, but otherwise shouldn't have a problem.

kassa

me wrote:
> I'm up in Boston this weekend and thinking of going out to Cape
> Cod. I'm also thinking of going out to Concord. The question is
> which of the days to go to where. Friday, Saturday, Sunday. I'm
> thinking mostly of traffic. Of course if Cape Cod will be mostly
> deserted any of those days that might be important too.

>From Boston you can take a fast ferry to Provincetown, and not worry
about traffic.
But it's off-season, and traffic should be OK anyway.

Larry