Old Cape Cod

	You can remember doing all your Christmas shopping on Main Street. [pick a town]
	You went ice skating on a frozen pond where the Cape Cod Mall is now.
	You once knew everyone in your town.
	You know what part of Hyannis was called Fish Hills.
	You are a tradesman and will show up three hours to three months late for a job. But you will show up.
	You remember the trains.
	You remember the first motels on Rt. 132 [Extra points for remembering Storyland]
	You saw a circus parade in Hyannis
	There was two way traffic on Main St. and South St. in Hyannis
	Sandwich High School had a graduating class of 16.
	...And, the town had only one traffic light.
	Were able to remember a shoreline in Hyannis Harbor.
	You skated at the Kennedy Rink when it had no roof.

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A real Cape Codder will tell you that only those who can claim at least three generations of family on Cape Cod are the only true ones.

Except for the local Native American population

Those who happened to be born here are just locals.

If you moved here from elsewhere, you are a wash-a-shore.
Or "from the city."
Or "you ain't from 'round here."
Or "from over the bridge."

Which today is nearly everybody.

The odd thing about those who move here, is they tend to want to bring with them what they moved to get away from.