I know all places you have mentioned above, quite well. The wait at Sesuit Harbor hasn’t been as bad, but it used to be awful.
The Cape is a culinary wasteland like you mentioned the choices are fried fish, lobster rolls, or mediocre pizza.
my inlaws have a place on the cape and boyton beach..they hire a driver to drive the car each way. They fly down the day before the car arrives...
that said , this might have been their last snowbird year..
I was on the Cape again this weekend. My mother-in-law is ill so I’ve been running up there almost every weekend to visit them in South Yarmouth and now she is in Chatham at a rehab.
The following is a quintessential Cape
lobster roll/fried fish joint
The place had a 1.5 hrs wait. Fortunately...
Many people have told me I have very strong NYC accent...Many years ago I was in a bar in Wyoming talking with friends.. Random guy taps me on the shoulder and asks me if I'm in the Mafia...( i'm just a nice jewish boy from the suburbs)
James can confirm my accent...
Over the weekend while in Vermont,I had wonderful clams and mussels
To be honest, it was against my better judgment to eat them. It was a dish ordered for the table, but all worked out fine.
Value? No value
My favorite place is the Chatham pier
My house is about 2 miles from Skipper’s in South Yarmouth. I think their lobster was frozen, but that’s my opinion.
Yep a good one is 39 crazy
It’s a splurge.
Best value is the fried fish platter.
Windham and Hunter are very similar in snowfall. Sometimes Windham will do a little better on a persistent northeast wind because they sit on the north eastern edge of the Catskills. They can get a little bit of orographic snow in that situation.
You answered your own question
There is nothing between the lake and the western edge of the cats.
I can’t tell you how many times I have driven to Platte and have had zero snow on the way and then all of a sudden a quarter a mile from the base lodge boom there’s 6 inches of snow