Situated Between Boston And New York Is A 'Quintessential New England Town' On Massachusetts' Coast
Take a day trip from Boston or New York to enjoy the quaint New England vibes at this small beach town on the coast of Massachusetts.
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Take a day trip from Boston or New York to enjoy the quaint New England vibes at this small beach town on the coast of Massachusetts.
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