Beautiful Industry, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
My View of Life on the Dock
Beautiful Industry, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
100,000 hits to the blog since January 1. The way I have my counter set up it doesn’t count my visits as a “hit”. The response has been great and it’s been a whole lot of fun meeting new people and hearing from the new and old contributors that leave comments.
Thanks everyone, you can see we have something good going on here by the steady upward trajectory in amount of people viewing.
Slime Eels, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Here is Linda Gugger making a reproduction copy of Gloucester’s famous Man at the Wheel Statue.
Linda Gugger at Menage Gallery, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Linda Gugger who sells her stuff out of the Menage Gallery paints these personalized signs and will put anything you want on your own sign for $29. If you want some artwork she adds a measly $5. That’s a great bargain.
Think about that for a personalized gift. $29 or $35 for a gift to a friend with their name on it or the name of their boat, whatever. say you had a dinner party to go to or a buddy has a 40 year birthday party, for a little bit of money you could have a cool sign made for him/her with their name on it or whatever you would like.
Linda Gugger Personalized Signs $29, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
The seARTS Braintrust at The Sidewalk Bazaar, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Here are two of the crewmates Stephanie and Gordon aboard the ferry to Provincetown. They were both very friendly and accommodating, posing for pictures for the blog. This picture is in the galley where they serve food for the two and a half hour trip.
Gordon is a singer and will be performing in Gloucester soon.
Stephanie Buckner and Gordan Michaels Mates On The Glou-PTown Ferry, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Here is the loading ramp which looks to be very handicapped accessible.
They say the trip is worth it for the whale watching alone. A mate described Provincetown as Bearskin Neck type destination times four. He also told me there are many activities you can do in Provincetown outside of the tourist section.
Gloucester To Provincetown Ferry, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Good Harbor and The Twin Lights 4:50AM 7/30/08, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
When looking at Jay Albert’s fantastic blog Cape Ann Images it’s easy to overlook his good writing because of his awe inspiring photographs.
Click this text for a blog post he did titled The Debate that sums up my sentiments exactly. It’s a great piece of work.
While you visit Jay’s site make sure to bookmark and check it often, he does Gloucester justice.
Here is Darrin Merchant at the Sidewalk Bazaar selling his fantastic Gloucester photos.
You can check out his stuff at his website- http://www.darrinmerchant.etsy.com
Darrin Merchant Gloucester Photography at The Sidewalk Bazaar, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
They are taking measurements to establish a baseline for future growth or average lengths of the catch from year to year.
Slime Eel Statistics Taking By The DMF, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
I heard from several people that Ambie was upset with me for not taking his picture during Fiesta.
Here’s the make up shot kiddo! Go see Ambie for the absolute greatest Sausage sandwiches around.
Ambie’s Sausage Stand at The Sidewalk Bazaar, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Jackie Ganim-DeFalco’s Cape Ann Designs Sea Glass Accssories At The Sidewalk Bazaar, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Check out Jackie’s unique pieces. More at her website- www.capeanndesigns.com
Jackie Ganim-DeFalco’s Cape Ann Designs Sea Glass Accssories At The Sidewalk Bazaar, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Cruiseport Construction Update 8/2/08, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Sorry for the horribly lit photo, but to demonstrate what is going on inside, here is the horseshoe bar area at the new restaurant going in at Cruiseport Gloucester. Once the bartop is on it will take better shape.
Cruiseport Construction Update 8/2/08, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Here’s a picture left from the other day when the Western Venture was loading it’s net from the Swan Net Boom Truck.
What is interesting about it is how high it sits out of the water so that the opening in the stern of the boat is perfectly lined up with the level of the pier so the net slides right into the stern of the boat and onto it’s net reel in a straight shot. Do you see those two rectangular openings in the stern of the boat that look like garage door openings? Just inside there is where the net reels are located.
Western Venture Net Loading, originally uploaded by captjoe06.