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Ultimate Validation: The Inn’s PB Boulangerie Connection
Any day, you can effect the lives of one, or of many, without knowing or thinking about it. That’s an important lesson that we drove home with last night… About 16 years ago I met my now partner Ali Pitcher at her inn in the Hudson Valley. She was looking for someone to run the … Continue reading “Ultimate Validation: The Inn’s PB Boulangerie Connection”
A Cape Cod Snow Storm Means a Magical Afternoon in Barnstable
Hey, who would have thunk it? Mother Nature got one past the net–and just as the daffodils were starting to pop. What an incredible winter. Virtually no snow here on Cape Cod, which is kind of a bummer, if you ask us. Some of our favorite things to do on Cape Cod happen in the … Continue reading “A Cape Cod Snow Storm Means a Magical Afternoon in Barnstable”
An Innkeeper’s First March (OR, “What’s in a Name?”)
They say that March comes in like a LION and out like a LAMB, and what better way to segue to our very first March on Cape Cod and beautiful Barnstable Village, and the secret behind the Lamb and Lion Inn’s name! The never-before-told true story started when we first looked at the property thirteen … Continue reading “An Innkeeper’s First March (OR, “What’s in a Name?”)”
The Cape Cod Travel Guide is, well, the Ultimate Cape Cod Travel Guide!
Working for the Cape Cod Chamber, or any chamber for that matter, might sound “sexy” to some people. Let’s face it, the chamber is the hub of any area. They’re like concierges and travel agents all rolled into one. Ask any chamber member who serves the best Rum Runner, what beach has the softest sand, … Continue reading “The Cape Cod Travel Guide is, well, the Ultimate Cape Cod Travel Guide!”
The Lamb and Lion Inn: The Best Place for Whale Watching?
A common “whale watching” question we get asked often from our guests at the Lamb and Lion Inn is “Whats the best time of the day to see whales?” The stock answer is “whales don’t wear watches”, and they basically don’t keep much of a daily schedule. Well apparently, they don’t own calendars either. This … Continue reading “The Lamb and Lion Inn: The Best Place for Whale Watching?”
Red Chair Travels…From Woods Hole to P-Town, and Beyond.
It all started with a red chair on a frozen pond. Beth Colt, the dynamic and artistic owner of the Woods Hole Inn, is famous in some Cape Cod circles for her intriguing photographs. When she posted a photo of a bright, red wooden chair on a frozen pond one day last winter, the “likes” … Continue reading “Red Chair Travels…From Woods Hole to P-Town, and Beyond.”
