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New England: Cape Cod

After Boston, we began our road trip to marvel at what was left of the autumn foliage by heading east to Cape Cod. We made a quick stop at Plymouth to the see the rock, and to my surprise Mayflower II (a replica of the original) was there as well. 

The sun was setting as we went back on the road, crossing the Sagamore bridge. The setting sun created a beautiful orange glow in he sky as the remaining light lit some of the golds and reds of the trees. It was great to still witness the leaves change color in Massachusetts. 
We had dinner as soon as we entered Cape Cod at the little town of Sandwich. The stuffed quahog at Marshland that was featured by the Food Network was so good! 
That night we stayed in West Yarmouth.
In the morning we drove up the beautiful cape peninsula. We stopped at Provence to have late lunch at The Pot. We had the best and freshest seafood there. That is a cute, colorful, little town. It was colder than we were prepared for, but we walked to the pier a little to enjoy the view and the perfectly cloudy skies.
On our way out of Cape Cod we stopped at Highland Lighthouse.
There was so much we didn't have time for and some places were closed for the season. I would love to visit P-Town again and make it to Martha's Vineyard!

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