Mark Teiwes video from the Saturday 09 Greasy Pole. You can see more of Mark’s work including his “At The Brink” faces of the working waterfront show by clicking this link
Day: July 26, 2009
Steve B Represents!
Steve Borichevsky who runs Shooting My Universe and who I consider one of the top photographers around stopped by yesterday to take a few pictures, help me with some of the settings on my new camera and grab one of the new GMG Stickas! If you haven’t already subscribed to Steve’s Blog, do so here– you won’t be disappointed.
Steve took this self portrait using a remote control which you can see in his hand while he was applying one of the new GMG Stickas to his car.
Steve B Represents!, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
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Ryan and Wood Distillery Tour Part III
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A rainy day in July beats this….
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Lat 43 Crispy Fish Buritto
This fish burrito at Lat 43 is my favorite dish in Gloucester currently. So damn good.
Look for video with Latitude 43 bar manager Brian tomorrow
Lat 43 Fish Buritto, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
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July 09 Block Party Pics From David Cox
David has been providing some great pics for our pages. Much appreciation to him. For other slide shows and pictures from David click this text
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My Incredible Adventure- The Liberty Clipper
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Home Port: Boston
Rig: Gaff Topsail Schooner
Year Built: 1983
Sparred Length: 125 Feet
Draft: 8 Feet
Beam: 25 Feet
Hull: Steel
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The 125-foot Schooner ‘Liberty Clipper’ is a majestic steel replica of an 18th century clipper ship.
The term clipper as applied to ships may derive from the idea of them cutting through the water. Clipper bows were distinctively narrow and heavily raked forward, which allowed them to rapidly clip through the waves. The cutting notion is also suggested by the other class of vessel built for speed, the cutter. One of the meanings of clip since the 17th century is “to fly or move quickly”, possibly deriving from the sound of wings. The term clipper originally applied to a fast horse and most likely derives from the term clip meaning “speed”, as in “going at a good clip”.
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Gloucester Zen- Sugar Mag’s Breakfast Counter Video
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R and W Distillery
As Bobby Ryan said to me in our tour “We like to name our vessels after significant Gloucester vessels“. Here you see what Bobby was talking about with the two fermentation tanks named Adventure and Thomas E Lannon.
Look for part two of our video tour at 1PM
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Gloucester At Dawn- Good Harbor Footbridge 7/25/05 4:50AM
Gloucester At Dawn- Good Harbor Footbridge 7/25/05 4:50AM, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Good Morning Gloucester 