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There's a Hopper Museum and study center in Nyack, NY...https://www.edwardhopperhouse.org/hours-tours-admission.html, and there have been tours of his studio on Washington Square Park in NYC.  But I don't see anything about the Hopper home in Truro.

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11 hours ago, weinoo said:

There's a Hopper Museum and study center in Nyack, NY...https://www.edwardhopperhouse.org/hours-tours-admission.html, and there have been tours of his studio on Washington Square Park in NYC.  But I don't see anything about the Hopper home in Truro.


Looks like you are right, from what I can find, it’s privately owned on a private dirt road.   I guess the only way to see it now is from the beach.  

 

We have been hiking in the Momomoy Wildlife Preserve the last few days. It’s bird migration time, and we have been picking up lots of new birds with our Merlin apps.  There are dedicated birders with massive camera equipment out there to catch the birds coming through.  I’m too lazy to even carry my basic DSLR, let alone one of those giant telephoto lenses the serious birders have.  
 

Here are a couple of pictures I took at low tide on Wednesday

 

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Neither of us felt like much for dinner, so we just ordered a clam pizza from a shop in town. We got an arugula salad to put on top as well. It was fairly good.

 

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We went back to Monomoy today and hiked another seven miles.

 

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We were unsure of when exactly the tide would submerge the trail, so headed back out of there on the early side. We went to a different area of town for the sunset.  This is Harding’s Beach.

 

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After sunset we had dinner at Pisces.  Martini for husband, n/a gin and tonic for me

 

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We shared a tuna tartare appetizer

 

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Then he had the same oyster spaghetti he ordered here in June

 

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I had grilled swordfish with pesto ravioli

 

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We shared a slice of key lime pie for dessert

 

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Those ravioli look wonderful. I go in fits and starts, trying to make my own. Thanks for the inspiration to try again!

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We spent the afternoon at Monomoy again 

 

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You can go clamming here as long as you have a permit. There were steamers sticking right out of the sand at lowest tide

 

 

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My sister and niece came back for the weekend. We decided to try a new to us place in town called Pates. I took photos of the menu (the lighting was tricky, sorry for the glare and shadows)

 

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Bread with bean dip

 

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Drinks. I don’t know what my sister and husband ordered, but my niece and I both had a watermelon-hibiscus mocktail. It was pretty good.

 

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oysters

 

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Two orders of tuna cones

 

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Potato chip crusted cod

 

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Scallops with sucotash

 

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Pork chop with pork belly fried rice

 

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Seafood pan roast

 

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We ordered two desserts to share. A ‘snowball” (basically a hot fudge sundae with coconut)

 

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and a coffee mousse

 

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We were all stuffed! 

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You had me at steamers sticking their necks out of the sand. Your crowd never seems to order them, Doesn't anyone like them? Of all the things I miss from the east coast that's almost at the top of my list. I just love them. And of course there are none here on the west coast. It's mostly a clam desert except for manilla clams,  which are okay but tiny and can't match the little quahogs. 

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5 hours ago, Katie Meadow said:

You had me at steamers sticking their necks out of the sand. Your crowd never seems to order them, Doesn't anyone like them? Of all the things I miss from the east coast that's almost at the top of my list. I just love them. And of course there are none here on the west coast. It's mostly a clam desert except for manilla clams,  which are okay but tiny and can't match the little quahogs. 


 

idk about @liamsaunt but I cannot stand steamers with big siphons. Give me little necks any day of the week. 

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10 minutes ago, MetsFan5 said:


 

idk about @liamsaunt but I cannot stand steamers with big siphons. Give me little necks any day of the week. 

What, you don't like their geezer stockings?

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15 hours ago, Katie Meadow said:

You had me at steamers sticking their necks out of the sand. Your crowd never seems to order them, Doesn't anyone like them? Of all the things I miss from the east coast that's almost at the top of my list. I just love them. And of course there are none here on the west coast. It's mostly a clam desert except for manilla clams,  which are okay but tiny and can't match the little quahogs. 


When I was a kid my family lived near the beach in Westerly RI, and my parents had friends who were fishermen. They would drop sacks of cull lobsters and extra clams off at the house for us often.  I loved, loved, loved steamer clams. They were my favorite food.  Then, one year, when I was about seven or eight, I ate three heaping bowls of steamers and two whole lobsters at a 4th of July family picnic. I got so sick! I have not really been able to enjoy steamers or lobster since. I still really love littleneck clams though.  My husband orders steamers once in a while, as long as there’s someone to share them with — he had them at the Beachcomber last week. 

Yesterday we went into town to go shopping. It was crowded, and we bought nothing except ice cream.

 

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Last night we celebrated my niece’s birthday a little early with a sushi dinner at Bluefins.  Sister’s cocktail

 

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Crispy tuna rice

 

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Platter of sushi rolls that my niece selected for us to share

 

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She had a bread pudding for dessert.  It was too huge to finish! 
 

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We stopped at the lookout at the beach next to the house to check out the almost full moon after dinner

 

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Chatham Light

 

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This morning we drove down to Chatham Bars Inn for Sunday breakfast. It was very foggy and damp. We have had great weather for the past few weeks so I cannot complain

 

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Niece had waffles with fruit

 

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Husband had the same thing he ordered when we stayed here a few weeks ago, poached eggs on sourdough with tomato and prosciutto

 

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I had poached eggs on spicy ratatouille with manchego cheese

 

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and sister had smoked salmon

 

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It’s pouring rain now, so not much on the docket for today.  Sister and niece are heading back to our home this afternoon, and husband and I have one more night here before going home tomorrow. Dinner tbd. 

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