Month: November 2010

Annisquam Light: 1910 On Shorpy

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Annisquam Light: 1910

Click the small photo to go to the Shorpy site where the full size hi res photo resides

Annisquam Light: 1910

Luda Yarovenko Represents! In Paris

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Doug Brendel Writes-

Hi, Joey! Greetings from the former Soviet Union! I arrived in Minsk, Belarus, last night, and the first thing our Belarusian staff member Luda Yarovenko wanted to show me was a photo her husband Oleg took on their recent vacation in Paris! They didn’t have an actual bumper sticker, and they didn’t have an image of the new one – all they could do was print out an image of the old one! But they were determined to REPRESENT AT THE EIFFEL TOWER! Eastern Europe, Western Europe, doesn’t matter: Good Morning Gloucester is loved the world over!
Doug Brendel

Gloucester in Paris

Andrews Point Harmonium Today

Posted on by paultmorrison

Never having used iMovie and with only an iPhone and some waves

Hmm, maybe a camera upgrade is needed. The Panasonic GF1 was just upgraded to a GF2

“The Yankee Lipper” early morning departure

Posted on by capeannpainter

The Yankee Lipper

 loads it’s passengers and leaves  the dock on a cold dark morning

http://www.yankeefleet.com/

Fisherman’s Tattoo Series- Alyssa At Pleasant Street Tea and Coffee Co

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Click here for the entire GMG Fisherman’s Tattoo Picture Series

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Mike and Alice Wheeler Bench Dedication At Ben Smith Playground

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Mike and Alice Wheeler are honored with a bench in their name for many hours of dedicated care to the park in Cripple Cove.

Thanks to Ed Collard for filing this report

Art, Rocks! 11/07/2010

Posted on by capeannpainter

I drove by there at 7:30am today. It’s still there 11/07/10.

 One of these Rocks is not like the others.

DO YOU KNOW WHERE IT IS?

CAN YOU SEE IT?

CAN YOU FIND IT?

Bottom Line The Best High Resolution Picture of Downtown Gloucester MA in 1910 I’ve Ever Seen

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Click this small picture to see the full sized version at Shorpy.com

Believe me the full sized hi resolution photo is worth clicking on

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The building in the left where it says “PICTURE” is the former Gray’s Hardware building which has recently been torn down and rebuilt. You can see the same window frames  in 1910 as it was 100 years later in 2010.

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