• AICW Great Loop SegmentNew England ports cruise shipTraveler
    Lumpy seas with 24 foot stabilizers deployed
    Slightly less lumpy but would uncomfortable on planeCalm harborEggs Benedict with smoked salmon (or jumbo lump crabmeat, lobster, etc)All these NE ports have giant mooring fields, rarely marinas (@ $7.50/ft)A Real Man's beach chair, not minePilgrims' MonumentBase of monument brass plaqueFamous Commercial StreetBeach, no one swimmingMore Commercial StreetFamed Portugese Bakery ProvincetownPlenty of commercialism on Commercial StreetLots of historic Bed and Breakfast InnsWaterfront Red InnAnother waterfront Inn back yardFudge, Ice Cream, T-Shirts, Fudge, Ice Cream....One place has Lobster Ice Cream with little chunksOld wharf next to our small (250ft) shipBrand new, launched six weeks ago. ACL builds all their own ships on the ChesapeakeYet another calm C-Dory day entering the Atlantic past tip of Cape CodAtlantic/Cape Cod tip light houseMore moorings, no marinas

    Gloucester-Provincetown MA

    September 8, 2025 in the United States ⋅ ☁️ 66 °F

    The route to Provincetown was not good for a trailer boat this day…the video is with the 24 foot stabilizers deployed on each side. It was calm in the harbor, as usual. Lots of tourism, mid 1800’s bed & breakfast inns, historic buildings and places. The Pilgrims landed here first on the Mayflower but later moved to Plymouth since there was no fresh water source and the sand was poor for crops.

    Sandy dunes on Cape Cod National Seashore wrap around the harbor. There is a monument for the signing of their new government and many other historic sites.    Read more