Brenda stocks some pretty eclectic jewelry, art and clothing at her shop on Rocky Neck.

Funky Stuff To Purchase at Imagine Studios on Rocky Neck, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
My View of Life on the Dock
Brenda stocks some pretty eclectic jewelry, art and clothing at her shop on Rocky Neck.
Funky Stuff To Purchase at Imagine Studios on Rocky Neck, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
The Gannet, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Another Lobster Weathervane at Gloucester Service Center across from New England Marine Resources.
The address is 374 Main St, Gloucester Tel-(978) 283-2566 Tell em Joey told you bout em.
Lobster Weathervane, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Snapped this shot from the Fish Pier where they were pulling the rotted pilings.
The Harbor Room Taken From The State Fish Pier, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Slowly but surely The Schooner Adventure has been taking shape. The paint on the topside really makes her pop from across the North Channel.
Adventure Gets Paint, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
This is what the baby dogfish look like inside a dead female dogfish.
You can see that the babies are still alive even though the mother is obviously cut open and dead as a doornail.
This Baby Dogfish came up in a tote of lobsters the day before yesterday. How it got in with the lobsters I have no idea.
Baby Dogfish, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
All musicians, performers, and organizers are donating their time. If you would like more information contact Janice Shea at the Cormorant Shop.
I’m hoping the next one he replaces the broken with is made out of something stronger than untreated pine.
Hear George’s choice words as he disassembles the second broken davit aboard his boat in three days in the upcoming video at 9:00AM.
George Hardy Dismantling Broken Davit #2, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Here’s a picture of George Dismantling Davit #1 just a couple days ago-
Here’s half of the broken davit on George Hardy’s boat The Hard Bottom.
George’s davit snapped from the strain of trying to get his lobster gear up from the bottom of the ocean floor while being entangled with the traps of four other fishermen. This is the second davit that has snapped in three days.
When the first one snapped he went and replaced it with a piece of pine (shown below). So he saved himself a few bucks by using the cheap scrap pine, but cost himself two days fishing due to the mechanical failure of the soft knotty pine used as a davit.
Adding to George’s frustrations on this particular day was the fact that his backman overslept so he had to go fishing alone.
George Hardy’s Second Broken Davit In Three Days, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Here’s a picture from two days ago of broken Davit #1
Cape Ann Historical Museum 4:50AM 7/26/08, originally uploaded by captjoe06.