In the harbor are lots of fishing boats, a theme that is carried throughout Ptown. They also have a rich Portugese heritage, including a fab bakery!
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- The main section of town, with traditional cape co...
- The harbor at sunset.
- In the harbor are lots of fishing boats, a theme t...
- The infamous early evening t-dance. Where all the...
- A colorful dock.
- Walking along the breakwall. The tall monument is...
- Long Point lighthouse.
- This tidal area behind the beach and dunes fills i...
- The main drag, which is wall-to-wall visitors at t...
- There are great views everywhere. And something a...
- One of many artists' cottages in Ptown. There is ...
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- a sea creature.
- the beaches were often pretty rocky.
- lots o' boats.
- Vineyard Haven, on MV.
- Some very cute cottages on MV.
- campfire action.
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