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this is a list of all of my caps, yo:
[ i have 257 so far !!!!! ] :)

"valentine" was the name of the nantucket fire department's first dalmation.
19th century prisoners held in nantucket's prison the old gaol, were often allowed to go home for dinner.
a message in a bottle thrown off a boat between nantucket and cape cod in 1979 washed ashore in ireland 21 years later.
a nantucket nectars team sails annually in the opera house cup, a classic wooden sailboat race around nantucket.
a skating rink was built on nantucket in 1885 on the corner of sea and beach streets.
a total of 339 nantucketers served in the union's army and navy during the civil war.
abiah folger, the mother of benjamin franklin, was born on nantucket on august 15, 1667.
aboard his friendship sloop endeavor, capt. jim shows you true nantucket character.
according to an old saying, one bottle of our apple juice should keep eight doctors away.
according to patrick mahoney of nashua, n.h., there are 292 ways to make change for $1.00.
allserve was first headquartered on the back dock of the straight wharf fish store, under the lobsters sign.
architecturally speaking, most historic homes on nantucket are built in a lean-to style.
astronomer maria mitchell, a nantucket native, discovered comet mitchell on october 1, 1847.
at one time nantucket had seven streets named atlantic avenue.
at the height of the whaling industry, the annual production of sperm whale candles on nantucket reached 380 tons.
based on areas of similar size, nantucket has the greatest variety of vegetation in the us.
before he was a juice guy, matt voltoline was a cop on cape cod.
before working at nantucket nectars, aviviya glukhovskaya was a school principal in estonia.
benjamin franklin's mother was born on nantucket.
benjamin tashima, who reigned until 1770, was the last indian chief on nantucket.
between 5,000 and 7,000 grey seals live off the coast of nantucket.
brad elders, sports guy for si, is also a juice guy.
brendan at nantucket sleigh ride on india street considers himself the ornament guy of nantucket.
bruce cowen has given more harbor tours than any one else on nantucket.
by plane, nantucket is 15 minutes from cape cod.
canopach is a native american name for the island of nantucket. it means the place of peace.
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cars were not allowed on nantucket until 1918.
christmas 2003 was the 100th anniversary of main street sing, a tradition started by the nantucket civil league in 1903.
christopher and rebecca sears, of bedford, n.h., have collected hundreds of nantucket nectars bottlecaps.
coin divers made their living diving for coins thrown overboard by tourists from the steamship ferry.
dionis beach in northern nantucket was named for dionis coffin, and early settler on the island.
doug whistler, the founder of nantucket's harbor launch, taught tom first how to sail.
due to world war II, a rumor circulated that nantucket would be closed for the summer of 1942.
emily woods did not have to travel to scotland to become a "scott" on june 8th, 2002.
entrain, a band out of martha's vineyard, is a nantucket nectars favorite.
ethan farrel will tell you that there are three lighthouses on nantucket: brant point, sankaty, and great point.
esther island, located off madaket harbor in nantucket was formed in 1961 by hurricane esther.
every year, there's the firetruck water fight on nantucket as part of the 4th of july celebration.
following a 1921 shipwreck, islanders collected coconut oil by the ton off nantucket's eastern shores and used it to make soap.
from 1664 to 1692, nantucket island was part of new york.
from 1881 to 1917, a railroad ran from nantucket's steamboat wharf to various points on the island.
great point in coatue were not connected to nantucket from 1896 to 1908.
h brought nantucket nectars to nyc.
harris wofford, head of americorps and other national service programs can't get enough of nantucket.
harvesting cranberries replaced whaling as nantucket's major industry in the 1920's.
hello, newman.
houses on nantucket are routinely moved to other sites on the island.
hyline cruises was originally called the nantucket boat company.
ichabod paddock was nantucket's first professional whaler.
if it weren't for julie westrom at white cap, you wouldn't be reading this.
if you want to watch the big game, kitty murtaugh's has the best big screen on the island.
in 1660, the island of nantucket was owned by 20 men.
in 1673, governor lovelace named the island community sherburne, the name that preceded nantucket.
in 1686, nantucket's "oldest house" was completed. it is still located on sunset hill.
in 1700, a storm closed the opening of capaum harbor, making it t he quiet pond it is today.
in 1778, ratable property on nantucket was valued at $866,630.
in 1829, nantucket's william rawson raised a turnip that weighed over 11 pounds.
in 1840, nantucket's population 9,712. it is now about 9,000.
in 1850, sankaty head lighthouse was built on the bluffs on the southeast side of nantucket.
in 1900, the valuation of nantucket totaled $3,338,033.
in 1918, a law prohibiting automobiles on nantucket was repealed.
in 1932, a prisoner in a nantucket jail was smuggled off the island in a laundry cart.
in 1983, the original copper dome of the great point lighthouse was knocked over by a storm.
in 2001, nantucket won the best island award from the readers of travel and leisure.
in 2001, nantucket's year-round population made up about 0.15% of the total population of massachusetts.
in april 1997, hundreds of bags of candy fell off a ship and washed up on nantucket's shores.
in february 1905, nantucket harbor froze solid for 2 weeks and the steamship nantucket was stuck.
in the 1960's nantucket and martha's vineyard considered seceding from the commonwealth of massachusetts.
isaac folger was the last person to travel by land between nantucket and tuckernuck before the separation became permanent in 1869.
island juice guy ron fesko is the only nantucket nectars employee to bowl a 300.
island tours on nantucket experiences its highest volume in august.
islander doug bennet stood at the milestone rotary for 82 consecutive days.
it's possible to bike around the entire island of nantucket in a day.
jamie murphy runs the iron teams relay and helps keep the iron teams relay running.
jessilyn made pressed apple happen in the big apple.
juice guy beth english runs the shop at the island juice bar, provisions and juice guys.
juice guy bryan wright has done thousands of pounds of laundry for allserve.
juice guy chip ford says, "authentic lemonade is the bombdiggity."
juice guy chris kinch's battle cry is: "touchdown alabama."
juice guy deacon paul testa wears his nectargarb religiously.
juice guy gary keimach believes he will never have his own nantucket nectars bottlecap. he is mistaken.
juice guy irene euvino reminds us that a typical feature of houses on nantucket is a widow's walk.
juice guy james denitto climbed mount mckinley, the highest peak in north america, wearing nectargarb.
juice guy jason camillos once received three speeding tickets in one day calling on distributors. tom first was the passenger.
juice guy jason "guy" camillos is the reigning champion of office "trashketball."
juice guy larry belka once worked at bartlett's farm, which has been run by the same family for seven generations.
juice guy lorianne brasseur is the ninth of 11 children.
juice guy rachel wynne gave birth to a "mini-wynnie" in september 2003.
juice guy tony a. is firmly cemented in the philly market.
juice guys at nantucket nectars don't wear ties to work.
juice guys care hosts a cross-country biking challenge every year to raise money for charity.
juice guys care is the name of the nantucket nectars social responsibility program.
juice guys chris testa and kelley merrill tied the knot on july 17, 1999.
juice guys juice bar opened on molly heartfield's birthday, and she was the first customer.
kate winne and joanna bettinger's dorm room at brown university is long and skinny like a bowling alley.
kelley, kim, cally, eliza, liz and allison placed first in the women's category at the 1998 nantucket iron man.
kim wrong is usually wright.
life is good is a house special at the chicken box.
madaket, at the western point of nantucket, means "sandy soil at land's end."
many say that the best sunsets on nantucket can be seen on madaket beach.
march on nantucket is affectionately called "hate month" after endruing winter on the island.
maria mitchell, the first female astronomer in america, was born on nantucket.
milestone road, which connects the town of nantucket and siasconset, is actually a state highway.
moby dick was based on the tragic story of the nantucket whaling ship, the essex.
most nantucket whaling voyages lasted two or more years.
nantucket airlines is the official carrier of the nantucket whaler sports teams.
nantucket attracts well over one million tourists every year.
nantucket had a railroad on the island until 1917.
nantucket high school opened on april 15, 1838 with 59 students.
nantucket high school's student newspaper veritas brings home national awards annually.
nantucket high school's whaler football team plays its home games on burnham dell field.
nantucket historian edouard a. stackpole wrote 28 books about the history of whaling.
nantucket ice is the island's community ice rink, not the place to get ice. it was opened on july 26th, 2002.
nantucket is also known as the 'little grey lady of the sea' because of the gray shingles and frequent fog.
nantucket is 30 miles off the coast of hyannis, massachusetts.
nantucket is an island in the atlantic ocean located thirty miles south of cape cod, massachusetts.
nantucket is the home to the nantucket film festival, an annual event.
nantucket is world-known for its sports fishing of stripers, bluefish, bonito and false albacore.
nantucket island has over 82 miles of beaches.
nantucket lighthouse baskets were first made on the island over 150 years ago.
nantucket memorial airport is located in what many claim is the island's foggiest area.
nantucket memorial airport is the second busiest in massachusetts.
nantucket nectars #1 selling flavor, orange mango, was the brainchild of larry "the bod" perez.
nantucket nectars introduced the u.s. to the new zealand water sport of zorbing.
nantucket nectars is a member of business for social responsibility.
nantucket nectars orange mango was the idea of larry perez, the juice guy fishing on the label.
nantucket nectars organizes the six-leg iron teams relay every summer on nantucket.
nantucket nectars sponsors the juice guy player of the game for the whaler football team.
nantucket nectars were first sold outside the usa in the british virgin islands in 1995.
nantucket sea captains displayed pineapples on their homes to announce their return from long voyages.
nantucket was created 50-70,000 years ago during the earth's glacial era.
nantucket was initially incorporated not as an island, but as a town.
nantucket was once the third largest city in massachusetts.
nantucket whaling captain benjamin worth spent 41 years at sea, sailing 879,960 miles.
nantucketer bud gifford has spent 40 years lining his walkways and gardens with upside down wine bottles.
nantucketers discovered whaling by accident when a "scrag" whale found its way into the harbor.
nantucketers first shipped scallops to the mainland in 1881.
nantucketers moving to the mainland in the 18th century often disassembled their island homes and took them along off island.
nantucket's annual island fair features pumpkin contests, vegetable judging, and an exotic animal show.
nantucket's atheneum is the site of frederick douglass' first public speech in 1841.
nantucket's cranberry bogs are located on the east side of the island.
nantucket's main street was lined with cobblestones in 1837, and still is.
nantucket's milestone road is named after the milestones set along the road in 1824 by peter ewers.
nantucket's opera cup began in 1973 and is among the greatest classic wooden boat regattas in the world.
nantucket's whaling dominance was part of the literary classic, "moby dick."
nbc correspondent tim russert is known to be a juice guy.
nearly half of all the whaling ships of the world sailed from nantucket.
nectars employees kelley and eliza finished the 1998 boston marathon in under four hours.
old island records reveal variations in the name nantucket, including nantacei, nautican, and nantae.
on 1/1/2000 the first sunrise in the united states was at siasconset on nantucket.
on june 17, 1817, it snowed in nantucket.
on february 28, 1925 an earthquake tremor was felt on nantucket.
on march 7th, 1970 a total solar eclipse on nantucket lasted 2 minutes and 6 seconds, and the temperature dropped 10 degrees.
on nantucket, there's a new sheriff in town: richard bretschneider.
one of the largest sailboat races in the northeast is nantucket's figawi race.
our lemonade uses three simple ingredients; lemon juice, sugar and water.
peach orange, one of the three original nantucket nectars flavors, is back.
pete, the black dog in the boat on the label, is a portuguese water dog.
peter foulger was the interpreter for the 1st settlers of nantucket and the grandfather of ben franklin.
pocomo is one of the best wind surfing spots on nantucket.
president grant visited nantucket in 1874 and was entertained at what is now the jared coffin house.
rowland hussey macy, the founder of macy's, and james a. folger, the founder of folger's coffee, were born on nantucket.
sankaty head golf club hosts a nantucket boys and girls club fundraiser every summer.
scores of "figawi" sail boats race to nantucket over memorial day weekend.
shay thomas is the ticket maestro for nantucket nectars.
shell street in siasconset is too narrow for cars AND bikes.
siasconset village was built on the east side of nantucket to take advantage of the abundance of codfish in the area.
skip vollans' "sconset woodshed" was originally the "sconset schoolhouse."
some native americans believed nantucket to be their god moshop's slippers filled with sand.
some say the old mill on nantucket is home to barnabus bunker's ghost.
star gifford thought it would be fun to sell muffins to boats in nantucket harbor inspiring the idea for allserve.
straight wharf, established in 1723, was the first town wharf built.
taylor denn claims he was the first passenger off the ferry to nantucket in the year 2000.
teams of juice guys travel across the USA in nantucket nectars winnebagos towing bottle-shaped trailers filled with nectars.
the allserve general store roof jumps are part of nantucket nectars history.
the allserve general store was originally an ice house.
the average snowfall on nantucket is 5 inches, in 2002-2003 it was 71 inches.
the average water temperature in july for nantucket is 73 degrees.
the body of water between martha's vineyard and nantucket is the muskeget channel.
the cormorant bird is said to be nantucket's official greeter.
the dogs drawn on the label are pete and becky.
the end of broad street by steamship wharf is known as "the strip" on nantucket.
the ferry m/v grey lady II logs over 85,000 miles a year between hyannis and nantucket.
the ferry ride from hyannis to nantucket takes a little over two hours.
the first christmas stroll held on nantucket was in 1974.
the first daffodil weekend ever held on nantucket was in april, 1974.
the first pay telephones were installed on nantucket in march 1899.
the first peanuts on nantucket were taken from a wrecked whaling ship in 1814.
the first steamship to service nantucket was the massachusetts on october 9, 1854.
the first stores to sell nantucket nectars were stars ice cream and the sconset market on nantucket.
the great fire on nantucket began in a hat shop on main street on july 13, 1846.
the headlamp from locomotive #1 is one of the only items left from the nantucket railroad.
the highest point on nantucket is folger hill. it is 109 feet above sea level.
the high, cliff-like dunes on nantucket's north shore erode at a rate of about four feet per year.
the inaugural 2003 "juice guy player of the year" for the nantucket whaler football team was john farrell, #24.
the inspiration for creating nantucket nectars came from a peach nectar tom first and tamara nuttall tasted in spain.
the island of nantucket is 14 miles long and 4 miles wide.
the island of tuckernuck was connected to nantucket until 1869.
the monument on nantucket's main street records the names of the 73 nantucketers killed in the civil war.
the legendary mildred "madaket millie" jewett was named an honorary member of the u.s. coast guard because of her bravery at sea.
the nantucket boys and girls club has over 600 members.
the nantucket community joins together on christmas eve for the annual christmas raffle drawing.
the nantucket high school sports teams are known as the whalers.
the nantucket island fair features fierce competitions in knitting and needlepoint.
the nantucket rainbow parade is a colorful sailing race held in nantucket harbor every august.
the nantucket whaler football team, coached by vito capizzo, is dominant every season.
the ocean rose half way up nantucket's brant point lighthouse during the "perfect storm" of 1991."
the old mill on nantucket was built in 1746 and still produces coarse-ground cornmeal.
the oldest home on nantucket is the jethro coffin bouse, built in 1686.
the oldest living nantucket resident is given the boston post cane, an award they hold until their passing.
the opera house cup is nantucket's classic wooden sailboat race, organized every august by chick walsh.
the original purple seals were andre grennan, mark scherer, and dave whitlock.
the original nectar van, nicknamed "the pod" was used to deliver scallops from nantucket to boston each winter.
the popular nantucket reds pants originated at murray's toggery shop on nantucket.
the piece of ocean between cape cod and nantucket is nantucket sound.
the red sox will win the world series next year.
the "rock run" is an annual 50-mile race around the island of nantucket.
the size of house lots on nantucket was once determined by how many sheep could graze there.
the steeple on the old north church on nantucket was placed there in 1968 by a helicopter.
the students of concord academy in concord, mass. drank over 3,000 bottles of nantucket nectars in 1996.
the teen classic movie, "one crazy summer", takes place on nantucket.
the total land area of nantucket makes up about 0.6% of the total land area of massachusetts.
tthe town of nantucket has two stone markets that indicate the north and the south lines of town.
the tuck it away investment club meets every second wednesday on nantucket.
the "turkey terrific" sandwich from provisions on nantucket has become an island tradition for lunch.
the waters of nantucket have one of the most abundant supplies of bluefish in the world.
the winning pumpkin at nantucket's 2002 island fair pumpkin contest was approximately 660 lbs.
the youth hostel on nantucket is the original site of the lifesaving museum.
there are 44 steps at steps beach on nantucket.
there are five public restrooms on nantucket. plan ahead!
there are four golf courses on nantucket.
there are no skunks on nantucket.
there are six points on coatue, the sandy beach extension sheltering the harbor from nantucket sound.
there are two historical districts on nantucket: the old historic and the sconset.
there is a demolition derby every summer on nantucket.
tom & tom do not use scripts in their radio ads.
tom first lives in a green house with his wife kristan and their dog pete.
tom first's wife kristan is a landscape architect.
tom scott is an avid NASCAR fan.
tom scott lived in his car in order to save money during the early days of nantucket nectars.
tom scott surfs in the summer and skis in the winter.
tom scott's fifth grade teacher gave him a "d" in penmanship - nothing has changed.
tourism replaced whaling as nantucket's economic base.
tuckernuck island is the island off nantucket's west end, and it's name means loaf of bread.
two nantucket whaling ships, the beaver and the dartmouth, helped ignite the boston tea party in 1773.
using tax-free liquor as an incentive, nh's governor tried to convince nantucket to going the granite state in 1977.
visit the nantucket nectars web site at www.juiceguys.com for more cap facts.
walter at the straight wharf fish store makes some of the best clam chowder you have ever tasted.
whale pants are a common, but unfortunate sight on nantucket.
when boston reporting legend mike barnacle visits nantucket, he's always looking for free golf.
when looking for a place to live, or anything else on nantucket, the bulletin board at the hub might be your best bet.
when people have a thirst for nantucket nectars in the bahamas, trading post delivers.
when sharking offshore, it's best to stick with a native. meet capt. josh on the monomoy.
when tom first was little, he asked his parents to dye his hair black and change his name to jack.
you are always safe with juice guy/professional umpire frank sylvester.
you can have a party of your own on the lightship nantucket.

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