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| "Located along the outer "elbow" of the Cape, this barrier beach descends all the way from East Orleans to a point opposite Chatham -- about 9 miles in all, each mile increasingly deserted. The entry point, however, is a body squeeze: It's here that the young crowd convenes to strut their stuff. Administered by the town of Orleans, but still considered part of the Cape Cod National Seashore, Nauset Beach has paid parking, restrooms, and a snack bar." |
| says - lovestephanie55 (8:48 Apr. 14, 2010 ) |
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barrier beach descends all the way from East Orleans to a
point opposite Chatham -- about 9 miles in all, each mile
increasingly deserted. The entry point, however, is a body
squeeze: It's here that the young crowd convenes to strut
their stuff. Administered by the town of Orleans, but still
considered part of the Cape Cod National Seashore, Nauset
Beach has paid parking, restrooms, and a snack bar.
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