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To this day I remember standing on the bottom of the slip underwater in my winter clothes and looking up at the bottom of the boat.

History pops up everywhere in the Hamptons.

The most wonderful time of the year will bring several merry outings to the Hamptons.

"Most schools take advantage of a field trip to the shelter where they explore the many departments and staff that is needed to care for animals," Ava Locks relayed.

"Each year Bideawee hosts a day where we invite folks -- and their furry friends -- into our Westhampton adoption center for a photo session with Santa," Leslie Granger shared.

If you're dreading the annual post Thanksgiving food coma, fit in a little fresh air and fitness during one of these Hamptons turkey trots and post Turkey Day walks.

Back in the day for Thanksgiving, my mom would bake pies, usually an apple pie and then my favorite, a sweet potato pie. Ah the smell of those pies cooking in the oven would permeate throughout the whole house.

"We are happy to bring back this Long Island tradition and hope everyone is excited to see our new displays," Amanda Sanderlin noted.

I really believe Thanksgiving is really special in the Hamptons because of the 470-480-year-old history of the towns and hamlets of the East End of Long Island.

Seeing live theater is something you just can't get on your computer or other devices with an app like Netflix or Amazon Prime.