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| We had three harbors in town to choose from, so we chose to start at Saquatucket. |
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| Sasquatucket, Wychmere and Allen are the three harbors in Harwich Port's "Three Harbors, One Port" nickname. |
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| Good harbor space on southern Cape Cod is rare, and the waiting list at this harbor is 12-15 years... which is about the last time they painted this boat, now that you mention it. |
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| They have about 200 slips here, and they fetch a pretty penny for them. Cape Cod yachty life don't come cheap, player... |
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| Saquatucket has plenty of working boats. |
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| I'm guessing that's the difference between tides in these parts. I'm not sure. I sank the only boat that I ever owned, and am not the go-to guy in this situation. |
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| Well, if you're gonna break a part of the boat... |
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| A nice shot of the Rose Of The Winds, also known as a Compass Rose. |
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| The view exiting Saquatucket Harbor... sweet house, btw |
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| I never trust aqua boats, I always suspect a Dolphins fan. This paranoia only increases when you factor in Cape Cod's tourist, washashore and snowbird populations. |
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| "Rod Holster" sounds like that Putin/Trump joke that Colbert made a few months ago. |
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| The good part about upper decks is that you can vomit down onto the captain if he drives so poorly that you get seasick. |
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| History shows again and again how nature points out the folly of man. |
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| Harwich has more three-story-high boats than most harbors, and I go to a lot of harbors. |
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| This may be the actual shack that Captain Bob worked out of. |
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| US warships should have goofy names now and then... "USS Neurotic" and so forth. |
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| Yankee I is probably out, and you notice the empty berth next to Yankee II... but "What happened to Yankee I?" comes to mind even before I consider getting on the boat. |
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| There is a certain utilitarian beauty to "boat, motor, steering wheel... done" boat styles. |
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| The Harwich Harbormaster has an open-door policy. |
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| They kind of need a third and maybe a fourth flag. This isn't a ghetto town either, they really have no excuse. |
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| That's more like it... after Saquatucket, we headed to Wychmere. |
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| We also checked out Allen Harbor |
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| You gotta get in where you fit in at Harwich Port. |
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| Sea Win wins so much you'll get sick of winning, but you'll keep winning. |
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| "Ah, the ladies, Chief... they hate you goin' out, but they love you comin' in." |
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| The basic path out to sea... our pictures are 100% landlubber and will be for some time. |
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| When your seawall needs a seawall in front of it... |
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| The true players dodge the marsh-side dock. |
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| Ready to get some fish... |
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| Those houses probably go for one, maybe two hundred thousand or so. |
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| After this, you're at sea... |
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| This boat was actually asking me to get her in the water. Sadly, it isn't mine. |
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| Person who knows why... please use the comments feature below. |
Random Harwich Port Boat Names:
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| Debbie's Rival... |
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| Nothing says "Flop City" like a sweet boat in friggin' Harwich Port. |
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| My lawyer's boat. |
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| If a ship captain goes through too many Brown Eyed Girls, comparisons to Bluebeard may arise. |
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| No idea |
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| I had to explain to my co-pilot that day, who is ten, that Lovely Rita was a meter maid. |
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| The only Jennifer I know, who actually can fight well, isn't Domme at all, so it was unnecessary for me to steal this boat to gain her approval. |
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| I'd like to sail with this guy. |
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| Thanks, Harwich! |
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