Fri Apr 8 - Day 4 - Provincetown

In the morning, we headed back to our favorite coffee and bakery spot called the "Underground Bakery" in Dennis, returned to the house, then drove up to Provincetown.  We parked at the top of the hill where Pilgrim Tower stands, and paid the $7 admission for the museum and tower climb.  The museum had alot of good stuff, and talked alot about the Mayflower that landed there in 1620 before the Pilgrams eventually settled in Plymouth (I think...).  We then climbed the tower that was modeled after the main tower in Sienna Italy (which we know very well) and took pictures at the top where we enjoyed expansive views of the Cape, then hustled back down.  Walking around the main strip in Provincetown was fun, but unfortunately, like last time, much of it was closed, not opening until either later in April or May.  We had a tastey sticky roll and some coffees in "Joe", and I got a pair of badly-needed sunglasses, and we walked through a bunch of house decor and clothing stores, then headed back to Dennis Port.  With a bit of online research, I found a recommended nearby seafood restaurant, but upon arrival, found that it too was closed, so we ventured into the Yarmouth area and had a fantastic meal at the bar of Captain Parkers, where Vee had seafood newburgh and I had a a broiled seafood platter.  After having bread and cheese for dinner the last two nights, our meals tonight were particularly enjoyable.  Back to the house for the night.