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My grandma asks have you been to Brant Rock, in Marshfield?

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I'm back too XD I went to New York.
Strawberry Fields   
I'm not too sure whether or not Cape Cod is an island though lol.

Last edited by rufflebee (2010-07-15 11:49:29)

lol I prefer the more nature-based vacations to be honest.

rufflebee wrote:

littletonkslover wrote:

lol I prefer the more nature-based vacations to be honest.

What's more natural than Strawberry Fields? XD

Boundry Waters >:9

rufflebee wrote:

littletonkslover wrote:

rufflebee wrote:

What's more natural than Strawberry Fields? XD

Boundry Waters >:9

Oh.. well that sounds nice 
Last summer, all we did was go to Luray Caverns and the Natural Bridge in VA.

Natural bridge XD

Lucario621 wrote:

I just came back from a vacation to Cape Cod (part of Massachusetts) with my family. It was pretty fun! We went swimming a LOT, especially with the beach, and the indoor and outdoor pools of our hotel/motel (what's the difference lol?). Plus, I got to ride on a DUCKMOBILE!!!

http://duckmobile.com/homepage_photoweb.jpg

Preeeeeeetty cool. Rides on land and water >

So yeah. I have lots of emails and messages to read, as well as videos to watch on youtube  , and a lot to catch up on.

So, a little question for you guys. Do you consider Cape Cod an island? Why or why not?

Whoa, I was just on Cape Cod a couple weeks ago! Cape Cod is soooo epic! Which town were you in? I guess the canal technically does make it an island.

Last edited by gettysburg11 (2010-07-15 16:02:02)

Lucario621 wrote:

gettysburg11 wrote:

Lucario621 wrote:

I just came back from a vacation to Cape Cod (part of Massachusetts) with my family. It was pretty fun! We went swimming a LOT, especially with the beach, and the indoor and outdoor pools of our hotel/motel (what's the difference lol?). Plus, I got to ride on a DUCKMOBILE!!!

http://duckmobile.com/homepage_photoweb.jpg

Preeeeeeetty cool. Rides on land and water >

So yeah. I have lots of emails and messages to read, as well as videos to watch on youtube  , and a lot to catch up on.

So, a little question for you guys. Do you consider Cape Cod an island? Why or why not?

Whoa, I was just on Cape Cod a couple weeks ago! Cape Cod is soooo epic! Which town were you in? I guess the canal technically does make it an island.

I'd rather not say what town really - for privacy reasons. But yeah it's really nice!

OK, that's fine. When I was there, there was this fire pit thingy behind my cousins'  house that they rented, then I'd go across the street (we rent the house across from it) and we'd have campfires and I'd roast marshmallows. And we'd go to the beach, and go to Dairy Queen a lot, and play mini golf, and go to the arcade, and I could go on and on.

Last edited by gettysburg11 (2010-07-15 16:37:14)

gettysburg11 wrote:

Lucario621 wrote:

gettysburg11 wrote:

Whoa, I was just on Cape Cod a couple weeks ago! Cape Cod is soooo epic! Which town were you in? I guess the canal technically does make it an island.

I'd rather not say what town really - for privacy reasons. But yeah it's really nice!

OK, that's fine. When I was there, there was this fire pit thingy behind my cousins'  house that they rented, then I'd go across the street (we rent the house across from it) and we'd have campfires and I'd roast marshmallows. And we'd go to the beach, and go to Dairy Queen a lot, and play mini golf, and go to the arcade, and I could go on and on.

I went to Pirate's Cove for golfing, and they actually had two courses, so once we took one course where my mom won, and the second time we took the other course, and I won! 

The one place that I went to the most is probably IHOP for breakfast. I just LOVE it. Pancakes, bacon, eggs... MMM.

gettysburg11 wrote:

Lucario621 wrote:

gettysburg11 wrote:

OK, that's fine. When I was there, there was this fire pit thingy behind my cousins'  house that they rented, then I'd go across the street (we rent the house across from it) and we'd have campfires and I'd roast marshmallows. And we'd go to the beach, and go to Dairy Queen a lot, and play mini golf, and go to the arcade, and I could go on and on.

I went to Pirate's Cove for golfing, and they actually had two courses, so once we took one course where my mom won, and the second time we took the other course, and I won! 

The one place that I went to the most is probably IHOP for breakfast. I just LOVE it. Pancakes, bacon, eggs... MMM.

I know where Pirate's Cove is, we stay not too far away from there. I've never played there though, because my parents think it's overpriced. This year we played Putter's Paradise (the one with the big whale on the same road as Pirate's Cove) and the one at Bass River Sports World (the one with the huge skull). The 2nd one's within walking distance of where I was.

And people think you'd be interested by this thread: http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?id=40529

Oh yeah! Well at Pirates Cove, I will say it's not the cheapest, but there's a fun booklet with coupons for lots of shops around the area, and one was for $1 off per person I think  . But that's only like $4 off in our situation...

About that thread: *sniffle*

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Well-we have some bad news for you. RHY has left Scratch-for good. Go ahead; cry it out 

I beat you to telling him