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This is where my Dad used to get his haircut, back in the day.

the oldest operating carousel in the country

Scenes from the Provincetown Carnival Parade 2018: "Mardi Gras By the Sea"

Deb's Soft Frozen Lemonade: " Unbeknownst to them, that very sign—or rather the logo it displayed–would later become the center of a heated controversy and attempted trademark lawsuit by Del’s Lemonade. In 2013, the hefty New England chain claimed the Castellis had stolen their logo. Thanks to Roanoke Times columnist, Dan Casey, and a personal trip by Castelli’s mother, Joyce, to look Del’s lawyers in the eye and tell them what’s what, Del’s surrendered their claim and left Deb’s alone.

 

When asked to share what makes her frozen lemonade so special (without giving away any family secrets, of course), she just smiles, shakes her head and says almost apologetically, “No.” She says she wasn’t even privy to the family recipe—brought through Ellis Island in 1918 with her Italian grandparents—until years after the store was opened. It is kept (more literal cliché lingo) under lock and key. " theroanoker.com/dining/sweet-summer-treats-debs-lemonade/

A hot colorful day on Cape Cod visiting the home of seals and great white sharks !!

Cape Cod Ma. Provincetown, Yarmouth, North Truro.

Scenes from the Provincetown Carnival Parade 2018: "Mardi Gras By the Sea"

Scenes from the Provincetown Carnival Parade 2018: "Mardi Gras By the Sea"

I am happy to report she is still adorable.

 

This photo just sort of happened, because I was just trying to take a picture of shoes. Becky and Miriam were like "REAL PICTURE!" See above.

Scenes from the Provincetown Carnival Parade 2018: "Mardi Gras By the Sea"

A view of a humpback we saw while whale watching.

Near Provincetown Cape Cod October 2012.

Storm over Cape Cod Bay.

Jellyfish at the Cape Cod Museum of natural History

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