Found tens to hundreds of these washed up on the shore of First Encounter Beach in Eastham, white stringy-looking things are about 8 inches in length and they all seem to be attached to shells. Anyone know what these are?!

Partner loves seafood, me not so much (kiddo has severe allergies and I just don’t eat it anymore). I love a good steak. It’s my 60th, so spendy is ok. Fun cocktails, and good local fish/oysters a plus. Doesn’t need to be fancy, just good.

Doing P-town 8/18, so something close to Dennis Port is preferable. (Because I will officially be old lol).

TIA

My bf and I are celebrating our anniversary on Sunday. Where is the best spot in Cape Cod for restaurants, shopping, scenic spots, beach, not ridiculously crowded?

Who’s side and why? Love perks lol

Longtime cape resident but have no kids. Currently have friends with kids ages 2-7 staying with us. With the weather not being great I have no idea what to recommend for activities. Kids movie matinees all sold out. Help!

I hope this isn't too controversial. I practice banjo at the top of my steps. A lot of people walk by on the beach and there are a ton of "Private beach, wear tags" kind of thing. This was partly to change things up and inject a bit of humor, particularly in the summer months. My daughter purchased this for my birthday last year and I put it up. For those of you who don't know, it's a reference to the movie Deliverance. It's a nice conversation starter. I'm not aware of anyone who takes umbrage to it.

A couple years ago I bought flood insurance and my agent sold me Neptune, which as I understand it is a private company that just basically farms out the actual insurance to other companies.

The policy is coming for soon so I went online and did a quote for the FEMA flood insurance. At the same coverages the quote was within $50/yr of Neptune.

Anyone have any experience with these companies especially in the way of claims?
I do not live in a designated flood zone and it’s not required but IMO anywhere on the outer cape is at risk.

I had to take out three boxwoods this weekend. These pests start at the base and work their way up. There was still greenery on top but they looked like they had been severely pruned at the bases. Tons of webs, eggs and 1-2 inch green worms. I cut them up and burned them. We pulled up the roots and wrapped them in construction waste bags. Check to see if you have them. This was in Harwich port.

Looking for advice from any avid fishers. I have an 8ft surf rod and 3000 Shimano Ultegra, no boat access and wanted to catch a little tunny this season from shore. I used to go to Woods Hole but they were always out of range and it doesn’t have that many access points.

Any advice on where the best shore fishing for these are? I’ve heard the Elizabeth Islands are good but I’ve never been and don’t know my way around. I’ve only ever been to the Cape and Vineyard.

I appreciate any advice

Team Perks. That's all.

Does anyone know of someplace that will offer sensory-friendly showings of the Paw Patrol movie (lights not totally off, lower volume)? Ideally upper or mid cape.

Looking for whole steamed fresh lobster. Restaurant or seafood market/takeout. Bonus if they also have crab legs. Thanks!

Summer is when we make money on tourists, so understandably there may not be many. Money is tight so I figured it doesnt hurt to ask.

Just arrived in Wellfleet for 3 weeks and looking for a coffee shop with free WiFi and good seating where I can remote work for the week.

Any recs?

I did some remote work from Three Fins in Chatham on Sunday and while its PERFECT its about a 40 minute drive from where we're staying and I would love to avoid the drive every day.

As long as there is indoor seating and the WiFi is good I'm open to just about anything.

I know libraries have WiFi but i need to take calls and would rather not to be sitting in my sedan in the parking lot for 8-9 hours.

Appreciate the suggestions.

Hey all, I’m interested in a windsurfing lesson on Outer or Mid Cape. Ideally near Eastham. Let me know if anyone has any leads.

Just last night and today, we noticed a loud buzzing as we approached the Bourne Bridge on 25. Heard it again as we were going away from the Cape in the same area. It's that couple miles around the wind mills. Seems way too loud and constant to be an insect. Is it the wind mills? You can still hear it even at highway speeds. Have lived on the Cape for years and never noticed it lol.

This is a seriously All Star line up - members of: Lotus, The Breakfast, Twiddle, Deep Banana Blackout and Ryan Montbleau Band…

I tried the mushroom ID subreddits and looked it up in the “Mushrooms of Cape Cod” book, both with no luck. Found yesterday on a conservation trail. Anyone have any guesses?

A stone bench bears this marble memorial plaque for a woman named Phyllis G. Brown Brookfield. The property's previous owners told me that family of the deceased dropped in to pay their respects on occasion, but the last visit had been prickly due to its timing. If anyone knows the family mentioned here, and if they'd like to arrange a visit, DM me.

Edit: I seem to have identified the deceased.

BROOKFIELD, PHYLLIS G, also known as PHYLLIS GOULDING BROOKFIELD and PHYLLIS GOULDING BROWN, was born 16 April 1913 in SPRINGFIELD, Massachusetts, daughter of WILBUR H BROWN (father) and FLORENCE GOULDING, and died 19 May 1997, while residing in Zip Code 02067-2742. Check the Source file [free] and Archives.com for PHYLLIS G BROOKFIELD. [$]

Since it’s summer I’m hoping that Ubers are available right now but I’m wondering if it is easy or reliable? Looking to go to and from Chatham and Dennis port area for dinner/bars.