New England - Cape Cod and Martha's Vineyard

You are impressive!
When you told me you were heading to the Cape I wondered if you would get to see anything. I pleased to hear they have more public transportation than I thought. You blog will be a good guide for others in the future. Not having seen the X files or My name is Early I don't know what they say about our motels. I intend to do some research. Cool that you got to chat with a fellow Englishman even if only a few minutes. Next time we are in New England we will stop at Carmine's. I laughed at your story about your return bus and no one knowing anything about it. Sadly, we are a car culture in the U.S. I was shocked when you told me you discovered all these buses. Good for you. I need to make more of an effort with public transportation when we travel. I will learn from you. So glad you are enjoying the trip. Thanks for taking us along. MJ

All American
LOL... a well balanced meal.

The Cape
Dave here......we spent about seven months there over ten years back and thoroughly enjoyed it. We were also there in the off season, so no crowds. Lovely place and glad you enjoyed it!

Public Transport
Hi Alex - It was great to read your blogs on your New England travels - we have not been to that part of the USA yet so it was great to have a detailed insight into the area. We hope one day to travel up the coast from Boston to Nova Scotia but no plans at the moment apart from a few trips in UK. Safe Travels - Sheila & Paul

Places that are just names to me
I have heard a lot about Marthas Vineyard and Cape Cod, mainly from reading books, but have no references otherwise. These places are just names to me. Now, thanks to you, I have also seen some pictures from there. /Ake

You saw a lot
You saw a lot in your time here. All those bus journeys made me feel giddy LOL. I recall reading somewhere that they named the place Plymouth because that is where the Mayflower left from in England to venture over to America.