Our first event was a meet and greet on Friday evening. There were several members there who I had not meet before, along with spouses and other guests.
We had our inaugural business meeting on Saturday morning. Founder Shari Worrell did a marvelous job getting us off and running. We were proud to announce that we have 125 members honoring 133 ancestors. Several members have proven more than one ancestor, one has proven 21!
After the business meeting, we walked down the street to the Sandwich Glass Museum. There we learned the history of this cape industry and had a glass blowing demonstration.
We found a seafood restaurant for lunch where the pagers looked like lobsters. And of course, I had a "Lobstah Roll".
We were on our own in the afternoon. This was spent shopping at an old fashioned general store, a bookstore with floor to ceiling books, and just walking in this quaint New England town.
At dinner, we were entertained by local historian Jim Coogan. He is an expert on Sandwich and Cape Cod history and had many interesting stories to tell.
One of us even got the chance to assist the glass maker.
We found a seafood restaurant for lunch where the pagers looked like lobsters. And of course, I had a "Lobstah Roll".
We were on our own in the afternoon. This was spent shopping at an old fashioned general store, a bookstore with floor to ceiling books, and just walking in this quaint New England town.
At dinner, we were entertained by local historian Jim Coogan. He is an expert on Sandwich and Cape Cod history and had many interesting stories to tell.
The weekend was a lot of fun and I can't wait to go back next year.
http://www.desccapecodandislands.org
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