That Bud Hodge of Woodland Park, CO found the Paul Frontiero Rocky Neck Art Rock hidden in a Paul Morrison ceramic bowl at Khan Studio and the Good Morning Gloucester Gallery today? Bud and his wife, Kathleen Burke, return each summer to Kathleen’s family home on Briar Neck. Kathleen and her family love Joey and have been regular Capt. Joe & Sons lobster customers for many years; however, she didn’t know about GMG (what’s up with that Joey! – must be Frankie they always see), which she was thrilled to learn about. I was explaining about Paul’s art rocks and how he hid them around Gloucester for people to find and that there was one actually hidden in the gallery. Bud had already scoped it out and went for it immediately.
Good Morning Gloucester 
That is great, especially that they’re regular lobster customers of Joey’s! But, I’m so bummed as this means it was there when I stopped by on Sunday night! I was so rushed as I was late for reservations @ Madfish…man, that stinks.
Jenn
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I was going to give you a hint but you rushed in and out so fast, I didn’t have a chance. Sorry!
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The rocks are so beautiful and so artistically drawn…and I was so happy to meet the artist the other day…I really hope I find one some day…makes a great story and image.
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Thanks Ruth! That’s very kind of you!
IT WAS NICE MEETING YOU AND SEEING YOUR GREAT SHOW AT THE GALLERY.
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No problem, EJ…I totally understand! Next time! 🙂
And, Ruth…I so agree, they are both beautiful and a great story if/when you find one!
Jenn
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