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| Hyannis Port gets the duke today in our Harboring series. |
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| Hyannis Port has a big rep, but a small harbor. HP only has 115 residents, so Proportion enters the equation. |
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| I was kind of hoping for more Sea Cadillac-type boats. |
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| Wealhy people tend to have more of a sailboat harbor than a Fairhaven-like working harbor. There weren't many tuna boats |
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| I was expecting more than one pier. Subtlety is good, but I'm not expecting it from Hyannis Port. At least one Kennedy should own a Superyacht. |
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| I was going to sneak over and get a pic of the Kennedy Compound, but I think I have a warrant and didn't need to bump heads with a very influential family over what would have been a pic as blurry as this one. On the other hand, if you are going to get busted for trespassing, you may as well do so at the infamous Kennedy Compound. I refer to my cottage as a "Compound" at times. It is 484 square feet. |
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| They probably pulled the boat this high up to keep it from the tide... but it is fun to imagine that some Kennedy whelp made a navigational error and just walked home after. |
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| Thanks for having us, Hyannis Port! |
