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It bustles onshore mid day. 
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() There are a few fishmongers, a bait shop, solar heated showers for boaters and bathers, a few tourist shops outside. The second night we had company on our mooring. A nice couple with a Luders 33, that nicely hid behind our boat Christmas, for this photo.
This is the beginning of the best part of Menemsha, eating,....
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- 48 hours moored in Menemsha on Marthas Vineyard.
- It's a beautiful little harbor to slowly row.
- Hard to believe today this precious waterfront has survived intact.
- It bustles onshore mid day.
- We could tell by the fish crates for tables and chairs, this was a good spot for seafood.
- I took a close up of a Menemsha lobsterman.
- A touristy thing to do in Menemsha is watch the sunset.
- What's left in September after the sunsets in Menemsha?
- You see well! Nice.
- Thanks, Tom. Very nice.
- You beat me to it, Paul!
- You're smart Paul, you know what you like, and it ain't down there.
- Beauty pics and words as always, Tom - the light alone tells you what month it was
- What's left in September after the sunsets in Menemsha?
- A touristy thing to do in Menemsha is watch the sunset.
- I took a close up of a Menemsha lobsterman.
- We could tell by the fish crates for tables and chairs, this was a good spot for seafood.
- It bustles onshore mid day.
- Hard to believe today this precious waterfront has survived intact.
- Menemsha Pond
- Ever wonder how old some of those fishing boats are?
- yes, a "working harbour", but did you not notice ...
- Tom, great pics and (b)log....
- What is the max draft on entry?
- Another Menemsha sunset, three weeks ago
- Katama Bay -- Old Chart (before storm too it out)
- It's a beautiful little harbor to slowly row.