So is ours... we're just in a different gutter.

 

actually it's in the same gutter. gutters that have roast beef in it

 

I brought some bread.

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There was just a weird wailing sound from outside. :eh:

 

I can haz cheeseburger.

 

Left my door ajar overnight

Dome light ate my battery up

Had to get a jump

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Has anyone been to Boston, Cape Cod, Salem, Mohawk Trail?

Holla!

 

Yes, yes, yes, no.

 

Trying to plan my trip. I am guessing Boston is easy enough to spend 2 days there. But I wanted to venture out a little further and enjoy the outdoors. You know any good areas for easy hiking, biking or outdoorsy shiet Oh and a spa type thingy

You seem like the type that would have been to Salem

 

dude - i just got my shirt in the mail today:

 

Depending on where you go in on Cape Cod.. it's pretty much prime spot for biking. Chatham is a great area with lots of quaint little shops. But it's a bit on the ritzy side with prices that'll blow your mind a little. The last time I was there, there were tons of winding little roads snaking in and out of woods and oceany type areas.Brewster has some awesome bike paths, but that's word of mouth from my old boss.

If you don't mind going to a predominantly gay town, Provincetown is a GREAT spot.. and as long as you're with your woman you won't get bothered. Really interesting shops there too, ranging from kinky stuff to just really fun artsy and/or interesting items. Plus whale watching boats! Also has great spots for biking north of Commercial street, keeping the ocean on your left. Great food as well. Lobster Pot is the place to hit up there. Tons of families visit each year, so while it is known as a gay town.. it's not all about that..

The last time I went up, I ventured out past the main street (it's a small area) and discovered a wilderness treasure trove. Near abandoned beaches, tiny little coves, winding roads that were awesome to drive on (I did kinda go right before the peak summer time started... I think it was late spring.. P-town is a bit of a seasonal town. A lot of Cape Cod is) Had a great time with just me and Drake enjoying a whole after noon of just awesome places to sit and chill for a little bit.. or go for a little walk.

It's been a while since I've been to Boston.. at least 10 years, I'm sure Adam can help you better with that. But depending on your interests there's a lot you could do. Tons of historical stuff, and great shops. Salem you really only need a day for but it's a great little town. Really fun shops and a little bit of a creepy vibe from it's history. I'd love to go up there for Halloween one year.

Not sure about any spa type place... but I'm sure there's some.

 

i know you were nice and all for putting up the description for Will, but you could have separated for the ease of reading.