What is on top of that dune behind you, in N Truro

[Karl F]

[JohnnyD]

The misses and I have gone for bike rides out there a few times. It's a pretty cool place to check out if you've never seen it.

[2na]

lots of trails through the woods there too.

Fishing in the moonshadow of the golfball used to be one of my favorite pastimes.

[JohnnyD]

Originally Posted by 2na

lots of trails through the woods there too.

Fishing in the moonshadow of the golfball used to be one of my favorite pastimes.

It sure gets spooky as it starts getting dark.

[fishonnelsons]

Do a bunch of walks up there over the winter.

The first time, I scaled the fence to get a close-up look at some of the buildings - thought the Men in Black were going to come knocking at my door after that - who knows, maybe they did?

Always thought it would be great for affordable housing, or some big summer camp for dis-advantaged kids, all those houses - which probably would require knock-down - but still, what a place!

[JohnnyD]

Originally Posted by fishonnelsons

Do a bunch of walks up there over the winter.

The first time, I scaled the fence to get a close-up look at some of the buildings - thought the Men in Black were going to come knocking at my door after that - who knows, maybe they did?

Always thought it would be great for affordable housing, or some big summer camp for dis-advantaged kids, all those houses - which probably would require knock-down - but still, what a place!

The only fence that was a bit intimidating for me to get close to is the one around the golfball. Maybe it's the signs that claiming an open shoot-to-kill order for trespassers.

You really want that much affordable housing moving into Truro? The summer camp is a really good idea. There's a ton of land for activities and whatnot.

[robc22]

Originally Posted by fishonnelsons

Do a bunch of walks up there over the winter.

The first time, I scaled the fence to get a close-up look at some of the buildings - thought the Men in Black were going to come knocking at my door after that - who knows, maybe they did?

Always thought it would be great for affordable housing, or some big summer camp for dis-advantaged kids, all those houses - which probably would require knock-down - but still, what a place!

There's so much deserted housing out on otis/ camp edwards.......all those houses going to waste......5 miles away hard working families on the upper cape can't afford/find housing.

[Backbeach Jake]

Originally Posted by 2na

lots of trails through the woods there too.

Fishing in the moonshadow of the golfball used to be one of my favorite pastimes.

Shhhh! Shhhhh! Frikin Shhhhh!

[piemma]

Originally Posted by Backbeach Jake

Shhhh! Shhhhh! Frikin Shhhhh!

MAN!!! That's been an old secret since the 60s. Please no spot burning. There are enough jamokes around as it is!

[Karl F]

Rich and Tuna...maybe we should all suggest to the rangers, that when they close for the boyds, the sand beetles and the terrapin turtles, they should let us all park there, use the houses for R&R...and take the path down to access the fishing.....





the campers could all jam door handle to door handle onto the Helipad..

[capecodder]

2Na... Used to be?

[Sweetwater]

The first time I really explored the place I stumbled upon the officers' housing section. A true ghost town. It's as if everybody was just going about their business and then suddenly everyone was gone. The see-saw and merry-go-round are still in the children's playground. I find it a cool but eerie place.

There is a marine research group that uses some of the office buildings and of course the Payomet artists and other entertainment is in the tent.

Very cool place to check out.