A day in Cape May

Sunday night we had the best pizza of our lives at Lucky Bones. If you are ever in Cape May, don’t miss this place. The restaurant was a sit-down place, but the menu said this particular pizza was for takeout-out only. Greg launched into his full-on negotiation-mode; pleading that it was raining out, and a full moon, and that we were on a boat with limited space (you get the picture), so they made an exception for us and we were beyond happy to get to eat pizza from a box in the dining room. After dinner, the owner came over and we chatted about various topics like the challenges of running a local restaurant during COVID and the local fishing scene. At the end, he said he was going to add a personal size of that pizza to his menu based on our request.

It is the size of a half-sheet pan!



Monday we rented a car and ran all over town to get the parts to bypass the faulty sensor. While we had wheels, we picked up some essential stuff: additional water, bread, and wine.

Tonight we are having leftover pizza and a salad.

Captain Rob and Bev

This is how we roll…wine in Solo cups with bottled salad dressing and plastic tableware. Greg is in the galley reheating one slice of pizza at a time in the microwave to warm the top, then toasting it in an 8” skillet to crisp the bottom.

One thought on “A day in Cape May

  1. Looks like you guys are having a great adventure. I hope the weather will cooperate from now on.
    We spent a weekend in Cape May while we were living in Maryland. It is a nice town. We were there during the off season as well.
    I love the pictures. Keep posting them.
    Travel safe.
    John

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