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| Cousin Bev joined us visiting Aunt Prizzy before we all left Provincetown. Prizzy looks absolutely wonderful and is very happy she made the decision to move where she has helps. Her mind is sharp as a tack and it was great fun talking family history with her. |
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| Stopped to check out some Warm Memorials that Duane had told us about. We thought David G. would appreciate seeing these. |
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| This would be David's Grandfather |
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| Duane and Mary Jo have an awesome home in the perfect location in Provincetown. They were kind enough to invite us to stay with them while we were in town. |
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| Caught Mary Jo on her way to work. |
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| This painting was in the hallway at Prizzy's |
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| This was Fred's family summer cottage when he was growing up. Every summer the family would move to Provincetown to work at the Motel/Cottages of his grandparents. |
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| The beach today in front of the old family cottage. Back then the water was about where the sand ends here. |
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| Cape Cod Highland Lighthouse |
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| Beach Erosion is a major issue all along the Cape Coastline |
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| More signs of erosion. This use to be a path to the beach |
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| And here comes dinner!!! |
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| Seals hanging out by the lobster boats....looking for treats I guess. |
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Had to go by and see where our dear friends Carolyn and Michael were married this year. We were dressed too shabby to stop in for a drink, but it was easy to see why they chose this location. It's an incredibly beautiful facility with fabulous water views. |
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