No matter where you stand in Provincetown there is a photo op!
Now this is my idea of a handsome cab ;)
I think this should be "Lolo Love."
One of my very favorite stores filled with Zen-ful goodness.
The name of this installation in front of the Provincetown Art Association is "I used to be a forest." The paint is red car paint. I love it!
I'm sure these were fallen branches, not cut to make this.
This beauty rests in front of the art assoc.
Peaceful.
~outdoor seating for one gallery~
Zen head at another gallery.
Um, okay, whatever!
A passionate dance in the middle of Commercial Street. They were great!
A perfect night light at Kj and Jb's.
~There's something fishy about the time~
~restaurant whimsey~
and more...
...and more!
An old masthead?
I waited for the peace flag to blow just right for full view.
Everyone should have a pink bike on the balcony!
Oh those New Englanders!
And finally, zinneas for Marianne ♥
And a special cottage by the sea for Robin♥
Thanks for coming along!
OMG! What a FANTASTIC POST!!! So many gorgeous P-town photos....one day I WILL get there with *our gang*....I just know it!
ReplyDeleteIn the meantime, there's YART - and "before" and "after".....will it be too late in the season for Lobster Rolls?
I am already counting down the days....just can't help it. But, one thing, could your Red Sox please get on a roll and help me out by beating those Phillies?
(Sorry all of you non-baseball fans...)
Sending you, Bri, SH and Princess many hugs.......
MUWAH!
♥ LS ♥
Woo-Hoo! I was first to comment!!!! ;)
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♥ R ♥
Pretty cool photos. Wow what a gorgeous town. and I too like that handsome cab..:))
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw the zinnias I thought Why I am I not able to get them in my garden???????
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely post!!!!!
I thought My brother has to visit P town. He will love it!
I will always miss it. Like the homesick feeling I will always have when I think of certain places and people......
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>M<
so many wonderful scenes from P-town. What fun. Love the little lilac cottage too.
ReplyDeleteloved every photo every memory for you all that fun all those clever arty finds yes most definitely a photo op at every turn and thanks ever so much for sharing with us. I love hearing when blog pals get time together in that other real life.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cheery post Lolo. Thanks for taking us along with you.
ReplyDeleteI'm loving my weekly east coast tours! What a delightful collection.
ReplyDeleteUntil the next trek.... have a splendid weekend! hugs :)
that is definetly a whimsical town!! it is so much fun to see what you choose to photograph, i love seeing the world with things i may have missed!
ReplyDeleteso glad you had a great time!
xoxo lori
Fabulous photos, and a fun tour!
ReplyDeleteI especially like the 'no pahkin' sign.
It hit my chuckle bone in all the right places.
what a wonderful arty 'eye' you have for photos Lolo. and what beauty all around you, somehow that places just seems so magical.
ReplyDeleteWhat an utterly amazing, magical place! (which I know I could never afford because I love the pics of it..SNARF!!!)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful trip through the town....delightful feel for the vibe and the people.
Yes, a little cottage for the summer....wouldn't that be nice... :-)
XXOO~~
Anne
Superb photos and post...I've read much about Provincetown and you've brought it alive for me with your photos! It sounds like you all had a marvellous time...so much to see and do and the company was stellar! xx
ReplyDeleteGreat photo tour. I've not been to Provincetown since before I had kids.
ReplyDelete"Oh Cabbie! Yoo-hoo!"
ReplyDeleteLove these shots, but wait, - aren't those two MEN dancing? Oh well....
Anyway, these are all so great!
I absolutely love it when you travel...and I get to go along in your back pocket...wonderful views!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, how I want to go to Provincetown. Seems like a magical place!
ReplyDeleteOh...this post just says 'Summer' in lovely colors, passion, flowers and lights...I feel the need for a vacation coming on but this was a nice respite, for sure!
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