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We went there in 1993 & it was fun. Lot of local people & local color and a small town feel. Went back in 2010 and MONEY had taken over. You got looked at sideways if you didn’t give a street vendor a $20 tip for a $10 sandwich, it was an utter disgrace. God knows what it’s like now.

Always tickles me to see New Englanders pretending they were here first.

House on M/M 98

My aunt and incle moved to the Cape in the late 1960's. So relatively quiet in the summer. Yes, there were traffic back-ups at yhe bridges during the summer, but they thinned out as you got further down the Cape. Now it's just as bad as Boston during rush hour, only with salt marshes. My aunt's town allowed so much condo and jotel building you can no longer take what was a shore road to see the ocean as these buildings prevent yoi from seeing it. And ehat used yo be public beaces are now private. I avoid visiting between Memorial Day and Labor Day.

Let's back WAY UP to Bartholomew Gosnold, who was was a famous navigator and discoverer in North America. Sailed from Falmouth, Mar. 25, 1602. Discovered Cape Cod and the adjoining islands. Leader of an expedition under the auspices of Sir Ferdinando Gorges, 1606. Discovered the Capes of Virginia. Founded Jamestown. Died there Aug. 22, 1607. I should know. I'm one of his 11th great granddaughters, DNA proven. The FIRST Europeans on Cape Cod were NOT there for farming. They were there for the abundant amount of Cod, which Gosnold noticed when he first landed there. They also found an abundance of oysters. They didn't plan on staying there long enough to farm. They were there to catch a haul to take back to Europe. Come on people, I live in Washington and I know this. Dutch and French sailers had been seasonally trading with especially the Wampanoag as far back as 1565. Did you even try to do any research? THAT WINDMILL IS DUTCH. It's all you late comer religious Pilgrim crybabies who ruined it all. Not the Dutch and French sailors who were there first.

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😲, Wow Just Wow.

Gordon is gorgeous!

Is amazing how they can just lie.

Gordon eats a juvenile squirrel.

That's a juvenile squirrel, silly, not a chipmunk. They dont look even remotely similar, in coloration or shape.

What a fun overview of this history and industry! Thank you for sharing! I'm left desiring to know about First Nations use and relationship with this berry and also what uses and markets did early colonists find for the cranberry? All the best,

Texas and Florida need to bus more illegals to the cape

The traffic is absolutely insane during the summer , the water is too cold and the white sharks are many

Gotta love the Cape...

Fascinating and fantastic. Thank you for sharing. What year was this produced?

One of the best I have ever done with my daughters , was during thr pandemic, I took a plane from Cleveland to keywest, We had a blast !

Wilhemina!

Migrants invading our beautiful Florida shores. National Park Dry Tortugas near Key West was shut down because of them. Hoping our leaders in Washington will do something about it

Looks like a squirrel to me

Great vid. Would be better if the audio level was standardized between narration, interviews, etc. Having to turn my volume up, down, up, down.

That’s a baby squirrel. RIP little fella

Hey Ms. Mayor, this might be the only place in your erea that does not have any parking scams, sanctioned or otherwise, to rip off tourists. You agree?

May 2022. Hey Ms. Mayor, I won't even bother asking if you if KW (sanctioned?) parking lot scams were going on this far back. Boy have things changed eh?

hey Ms. Mayor, do you think the city allowed parking scams back then?

Just watch where you park your golfcart. Ask the mayor, I just sent her an email the other day regarding, in my humble oponion, some city sanctioned parking scams. ...no response from her OR the city manager. . Surprise surprise. No rockin the boat when it comes to revenue.

Ahhh, the 1970’s…war on drugs 🤣

Should do an update of now...how Hyannis is turning into a crap city, laden with drugs and criminal activity, like New Bedford, Fall River and Worcester. Or how almost everyone is a stuck up snob with delusions of grandeur, in Sandwich, Osterville, Hyannisport.

Adioss Alvin!! Great cat attack. Wish your cat can come to my place!!!!

As usual, they left out something. Cod were fished out long ago, but the Cape Cod fishery went on. It was mackerel that filled the holds of fishing boats for many a year. And in Provincetown especially it was immigrants from the Azores who fished the waters off Cape Cod. Their story doesn't show up here.

In general way too much building.

Nothing compares to that smell of Cape Cod seaweed that sweet smell mixed with the salty air. My father had a 10 pot permit. I would give everything I have for one more day out on the water with him pulling those pots. I sure do miss you Dad.

Aboriginal peoples lived in harmony with their surroundings - nek minute

They were right. Chatham has gone to hell. It's all over developed.

Are any photos available of the original construction?

Unfortunately, we will have more fast boats and more damaged turtles. Luckily, most people care about our environment and the beautiful creatures sharing our planet and call to arms.

In the 1880’s, my grt grandparents had a pineapple and citrus farm on Elliott’s Key for 18 years. Later, they moved to Lemon City and set up Filer’s General Store.

My Grt grandparents were shipwrecked on the Florida Keys reef in 1843. They were taken by lighter boats to Key West and later set up a shoe factory.

Indians didn’t attack for NO REASON.

What did the Indians do about the mosquitoes

What year was the aderlys house built

We lived in Key Largo for 18 years. Loved it.

The fort never fired a round. Bc of sandbars, It was too far from ships sailing by for its canon balls reach them. That’s why it was converted into a prison.

The Maritime law required that passengers had to be taken off first, then the crew.

My family was shipwrecked on the reef in 1843. They were taken by lighter boat to Key West.

Also check out the historical of Indian and Lignumvitae Keys in Islamorada.

We lived Oceanside Key Largo for 18 years. Loved it. Kept our boat on Davits, fished for Mahi Mahi in the Gulfstream, dove for lobsters around Rodriguez Key and enjoyed the great restaurants.

I’m on my way to Hightown

My family is from the keys my mom went to elementary school there in the fifties and sixties

The Natives attacked for no reason? Really?