Still having a great time for the Mayors Race…where am I.
Day: September 1, 2013
Mayor’s Cup at Sea
Hughes-Bosca Side Street Gallery 17 Rocky Neck Ave
My whole life I’ve driven past, and walked past this Gallery right across the street from Sailor Stans. Lesson I learned is you have to go in and out of all the galleries because if you don’t, you’re bound to miss out on beautiful spaces likle the Hughes-Bosca Side Street Gallery.
Check it!
Full Steam Ahead!
Hi Joey,
We were out for a row the other night at dusk and we came across the Gloucester Gig Rowers having a ‘meeting’ just off of Ten Pound Island. I snapped this picture as they headed back into the harbor.
Enjoy!
~Bill O’Connor
North Shore Kid
For more info about the Gloucester Gig rowers or how you can get involved-
So much fun at Schooner Festival
Saturday may have been a little cloudy but nothing can take away from the beauty of the schooners and the excitement of this weekend. Rick and I also took a ride on the Ms. Jillian, great way to spend a couple of hours.
Roger Salisbury at Gloucester Stage Company During Driving Miss Daisy
Roger E. Salisbury will be exhibiting his oils and pastels at Gloucester Stage during the production of “Driving Miss Daisy” Sept 5-22 with reception after the 8 pm performance on Friday, September 6th. http://www.gloucesterstage.com/current_season.html
Gloucester Schooner Festival First Annual Lobster Bake Knocks it Out of the Park!!!
Vines from the First Annual Gloucester Schooner Festival Lobster Bake
For captions, scroll cursor over lower left corner of each Vine
Vine Video of Paul Frontiero Senior’s Beautiful Paintings
Paul Frontiero’s Exhibit at the State of the Art Gallery on Rocky Nck runs from now through September 15th.
Parade of Sail From Pinky Schooner Ardelle
As the rain stopped
Parade of Sails
Julie Geary’s Chili and Key Lime Pie At The Cape Ann Farmer’s Market
Live blogging: Parade of Sail 2013
A sample of just a few of many fine ships preparing for the race.
BOGIES AT 12 O’CLOCK!!!!
The Harbor is in Full Sail today
Parade of sail
Art Longwood Books
The other day I was walking in Rockport on my way to photograph a couple of second-hand stores for my ongoing series, and to my surprise, I discovered two more stores to add to my list!
The first one, which I will profile today, is Art Longwood Books (33 Broadway #3), which specializes in “used books in art, design, and other subjects.” Although they specialize in books on the visual arts, they are buying in all subjects. The business originally opened in Cambridge, MA in 2003 and moved to Rockport in May of this year. It will be open year-round, Thursday-Saturday 10-5, Sunday 12-5 (Monday and Tuesday by appointment). The store isn’t not really obvious from the road, but there is a sign in front of the house (see photo above) behind which the actual store is found:
The interior is a cozy space, a sort of bibliophile’s dream hideout:
Jeffrey Postel and Sadie Dudley are the couple who run the store. Although they only moved to Rockport relatively recently, they have had connections in the are for a long time, including a business relationship with fellow seller of used books Bob Ritchie of Dogtown Books (profiled earlier in this series).
The other store which I discovered that day was Main and Pier, an antique store that I will cover in the next post in this series!

































