Sure, the P-town ferry is also very cool. But that trip would take a whole day. Not that being in P-town for the whole day would be a bad idea, of course <br><br>The harbor islands have been cleaned up a lot, by the way. The whole harbor has. In fact, Boston was looking pretty good (although we never got out of the downtown area, so who knows what the rest of the city's like). It was Cambridge that looked scruffy.<br><br>One more tourist tip: if you want to be amazed at the extravagance and poor taste of the roaring 90's, take a gander at 75 State Street. You'll be able to tell which building it is because of the gilding <br><br> Alas, poor Yorick. -- Hamlet

<blockquote><font size=1>In reply to:</font><hr><p>One more tourist tip: if you want to be amazed at the extravagance and poor taste of the roaring 90's, take a gander at 75 State Street. You'll be able to tell which building it is because of the gilding<p><hr></blockquote><p>I watched that monstrosity come to life.<br><br>

Beautiful, ain't it <br><br> Alas, poor Yorick. -- Hamlet

My parents let my best friend come along when we went to Cape Cod on a camping trip. Many moons ago in 1963. Provincetown was the neatest place! <br><br>

Yeah... if you like boils. <br><br>

It would be fun to explore new areas. I'm sure no matter what happens, I'll enjoy it.<br><br>

Lots of fun places in P-town. Comedy shows, female impersonators... That place is a trip. The female impersonators would have fun teasing you, Steve. I went to one show and you would have sworn it was a woman. Skin tight pants... Then he said, "I know what you're all thinking. Where did I put it?" That was exactly what everyone was thinking... <br><br><br><br>

I'd love to have you all over for lunch. Who's doing the dishes? <br><br>

I volunteer my son <br><br> Alas, poor Yorick. -- Hamlet

I'm sure he'll be happy to hear that! <br><br>