This year I mostly stayed around Cape Cod.  We were there between July 22nd to August 5th.  The weather was bad half of the time with lots of rain but was a comfortable temperature.  Below are some of the pictures I took.  Some pictures are blurry since the flash in my camera only works on objects within ten feet so I turned it off.  Also, I did not want to reduce photo size to save memory so I took away some photo quality.

We left on a red-eye flight on Friday, July 21 from Seattle -Tacoma Airport

Picture of the plane I rode on.

Sun coming up over the horizon.

After a connection in Pittsburgh, we went to Providence's T.F. Green Airport.  Our plane to PVD was late because of a fuel gauge problem and I was stuck on the plane for almost two hours on the ground.  When we got there we missed our first Bonanza bus so we collected those airport carts from people and put them back to get a 25 cent refund.  We caught the second Bonanza bus and was on my way.

In Fall River by a bus stop is the Lizzy Borton House which is now a bed and breakfast.  Lizzy Borton killed her parents with an ax.

Then we went up to Bourne in Cape Cod to change busses then down Falmouth where our family was.

When I got there, I went swimming in Quissett Harbor.  The next day, July 23rd, the Quissett Yacht Club was having a party down at the Weepeckets.  The Weepeckets is an island south of Woods Hole owned by the Forbes Family.

My cousin Nat getting ready to row us out to the As Is.

View of our house and property in the background with the National Academy of Science Dock in close view.

View of my Grandparents boat, Jiblet, in front with the Weepeckets in background.

My brother Chris

My grandfather and grandmother

My dad

My cousin Nat

My cousins Becca(left) and Ellie(right)

All the Quissett Yacht Club boats.

My brother(right) and me(left)

Me on the As Is

Going back to Quissett Harbor.

A boat my brother photographed.

Pictures of sunsets over Quissett Harbor.

When my family went to Costco on the 24th, I stayed and rowed around Quissett Harbor.  Here are some pictures that I took.

Another picture of our house and property

Picture of the Jiblet at it's mooring.

Back side of the National Academy of Science.

Once again, the Jiblet.

Provincetown is at the end of the arm of the Cape.  It houses many "couples."  On our way up on July 25th, we went through Barnstable which was where my grandfather was born and stopped at the Marconi Station site where the first radio transmission was sent.

The house where my grandfather was born.

Close to the house, a road that goes down to a harbor.

This harbor which is used by the Barnstable Yacht Club has a weird tide.

The depth gauge of when or when not to dive.

A cool rock house.

At the site of the Marconi Station, the views of the arm of the Cape and the Atlantic Ocean.

The Lobster Pot serves the best (I mean the best you will ever have) seafood in the world.

This museum is closed because it is leaning