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Tribal Fire opened Friday, Aug. 23, and has delivered recreational marijuana to customers located in Cape towns—and beyond, the owner said. A Cape Cod couple lost their restaurant lease. Now ...
It seems Cape Cod Times readers like their fried clams without fuss, taken away to enjoy at the beach or eaten at a picnic table with friends and family. Explore the list: Readers recommend 5 ...
The Dakota fire pit is an efficient, simple fire design that produces little to no smoke. [1] Two small holes are dug in the ground: one for the firewood and the other to provide a draft of air. Small twigs are packed into the fire hole and readily combustible material is set on top and lit.
In addition to its residential areas, Sagamore Beach has a small commercial district located near the Sagamore Bridge and along Massachusetts Route 3A, [1] which passes through the bridge. It also adjoins the Scusset Beach State Reservation, a public-access, beachfront recreation site located at the northern end of Cape Cod Canal.
Camping at Shawme-Crowell State Forest includes access to Scusset Beach. [7] Fishing is available from a pier that extends out from the side of the canal, a breakwater, and the canal frontage road. Surf casting is possible at dusk along designated sections of the beach. Other park offerings include interpretive programs and restricted hunting. [3]
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Preheat the grill to medium. Pour the tomato sauce into a baking dish and spoon the fishy mash in an island in the middle, leaving a bit of tomato sauce showing round the edge. Top with the cheese (mainly covering the mash) and put under the grill until golden brown. Recipe courtesy of Bought, Borrowed, Stolen by Allegra McEvedy/Conran Octopus ...
The outer beach, or "backside," of Cape Cod has been the notorious graveyard for more than 3,000 ships since the wreck of the Sparrowhawk in 1626. The high cost in lives and property demanded by the sands of Cape Cod, led to the establishment of the Massachusetts Humane Society in 1786, the first organization in the nation devoted to the rescue and assistance of shipwrecked mariners.