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Saturday, September 1. 2012

Beach Day

The Saturday 6:30 AM line for beach stickers, Wellfleet MA. A good idea to bring your dog, one of your brats, something to read, and some coffee. People will happily hold your place in line if you wander off for a while - especially grateful if you bring back coffee and a box of donuts to spread around. Very friendly, pleasant people doing the Saturday morning duty.


No stickers needed after Labor Day.


Posted by Bird Dog at 05:01 | Comments (6) | Trackbacks (0)

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? A beach I need a pass for is a beach I'm not interested in...
#1 Jess on 2012-09-01 08:14 (Reply)
Only residents or renters can use the town's many beaches.
#1.1 bd on 2012-09-01 08:23 (Reply)
I didn't know they had bratwurst in MA. And for breakfast! What a great idea!
#2 class factotum (Link) on 2012-09-01 10:42 (Reply)
Well, if 'twere a free beach, a lot of folks would be naked.
#3 Sam L. on 2012-09-01 10:59 (Reply)
Ah yes, more reports from the land of the free. Of course the alternative is to go to the beach down the road at Provincetown. Hardly family friendly.
#4 vanderleun (Link) on 2012-09-01 12:31 (Reply)
As a life long FL resident I was dumbfounded when I visited family in NJ and they charged to get on the beach. I still don't get it.
#5 Jimmy on 2012-09-01 23:18 (Reply)

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