One Year on the Road

World War I memorial statue and the Pilgrim Monument.

Town clock.

Broken theatre sign on the beach.

Broken dock.

We saw Zoe Lewis perform.

We saw her perform on an Olivia cruise once.

She&#039;s such a great musician and personality.

We got out of the show at dusk.

And just walked around town.

Storekeeper&#039;s dog.

Provincetown flavor.

On an October Wednesday evening, it was pretty quiet.

Bike outside cafe.

This looked like a fun restaurant.

Lots of good restaurants.

It had been gray but the sun peeked out at sunset.

It turned the lighthouse bright pink.

The Pilgrim&#039;s Memorial glowed.

Provincetown nightlife.

The next morning, Bailey had her first indoor bath.

Gypsy was concerned for Bailey&#039;s well-being.

Bailey gets a blow-dry.

We went to a women&#039;s touch football game.

Comedian Kate Clinton organized it.

Other performers moderated. This is Vickie Shaw and Suede.

Kate was impressed by this player&#039;s brawn.

Players were chosen and the game began.

This was one of the only free events of the week, so it was well attended.

It was nice and warm in the sun.

Comedian Poppy Champlin tries to scare people into coming to her show.

She didn&#039;t scare Bailey.

Team huddle.

A touchdown!!

Victory lap.

Kate Clinton runs with the ball.

After the game, we walked around town with Bailey.

The Lobster Pot is a well-known landmark.

Resting a bit.

The town library.

Lookout room.

This tower, patterned after one in Sienna, was built in 1910 to commemorate Mayflower pilgrims.

Smooth water on a sunny day.

&quot;They Also Faced the Sea&quot; commemorates local Portuguese fisherwomen.

Gay tee shirts for babies.

Interesting wall art.

Glass sea floats for sale.

Tower and vane.

Fun coffee shop.

We were camped in the only RV park that&#039;s right in town.

It&#039;s a shame it&#039;s been sold and might not be here next year.

We were out walking the kids one evening.

And saw this little fox run by.

Gypsy took refuge.

When in doubt, climb a tree.

Back in town, we loved rummaging in the Marine Specialties store.

What a collection!

Kate liked these glasses.

This store was a visual feast.

So much to look at.

And fun hats to try on.

Old sea floats.

A sea diver&#039;s suit.

Lots of starfish.

And a muscle builder.

A Pepsi tank?

The old pier.

Sea watch.

Interesting characters. (Actually, they were promoting a show.)

We walked on the beach.

Colorful pilings.

Seagull fishing.

Old pilings and gulls.

We went to dinner at this place.

We had the patio to ourselves.

This was our view.

Patio decorations.

Giant lobster claws.

Lobster rolls! One more time.

We walked out to the beach for sunset.

It turned the world pink and baby blue.

The sunset was behind us, but it still colored the sky.

And everything around.

So beautiful.

The sunset sail returns to the dock.

The beach by our restuarant.

Side street at night.

The wild side of Provincetown.

And the provincial side.

That night, we saw Comedian Suzanne Westinhoffer.

She was hysterical.

With great audience interaction.

After the show, we walked on the pier.

Look at the giant rolls of nets on this fishing boat.

They were fishing off the boat.

Others were fishing right off the pier.

For squid!

We watched this fishing boat come in.

It&#039;s catch was giant scallops.

They used a crane to lift the crates to a truck.