Does anyone know where the best potato chips in the world are made? Yep, you guessed it! Breed's Hill Road in Hyannis, Massachusetts, home of the Cape Cod Potato Chip factory. We got hooked on these chips years ago on our first visit to the Cape. Being very health conscious parents, we figured that these chips were among the healthiest junk food snacks around. You can look it up! Go ahead, grab a bag off the shelf and read the list of ingredients: potatoes, oil and salt. It just doesn't get any better!!
A few years ago we made a friend in Customer Service. We look forward to seeing Wayne every time we come to Cape Cod, and have a little photographic tradition. Thanks to the web, we can now share it with everyone. Even better yet, Wayne is a runner! He told us today that this year will be his third consecutive Falmouth Road Race. That's awesome!
After lunch we made a little historical trip to the Bridge Road Cemetery, then hopped over to the Cape Cod National Seashore's Salt Pond Visitor Center. We hiked a little and visited with the park rangers, gathering information for future excursions.
Dinner was at the Bookstore in Wellfleet, complete with seafood harvested this morning from Wellfleet Harbor. The fish just can't get any fresher than that! Dessert was, what else could it be, Ben&Jerry's!! We got ice cream and hugs from Judy. Can you feel the love?
Special message to JDW tonight: The love of God is perpetual. Thankfully, the pain is intermittent. Our prayers for your family. We love you.
A few years ago we made a friend in Customer Service. We look forward to seeing Wayne every time we come to Cape Cod, and have a little photographic tradition. Thanks to the web, we can now share it with everyone. Even better yet, Wayne is a runner! He told us today that this year will be his third consecutive Falmouth Road Race. That's awesome!
After lunch we made a little historical trip to the Bridge Road Cemetery, then hopped over to the Cape Cod National Seashore's Salt Pond Visitor Center. We hiked a little and visited with the park rangers, gathering information for future excursions.
Dinner was at the Bookstore in Wellfleet, complete with seafood harvested this morning from Wellfleet Harbor. The fish just can't get any fresher than that! Dessert was, what else could it be, Ben&Jerry's!! We got ice cream and hugs from Judy. Can you feel the love?
Special message to JDW tonight: The love of God is perpetual. Thankfully, the pain is intermittent. Our prayers for your family. We love you.
1 comment:
ditto.
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