Feels like fall. Must be time to head to Ipswich and right after the turn-off to Crane’s beach, turn into 114 Essex Road (click for directions) to find yourself at Wolf Hollow this Sunday from 2-6 PM. Why? Because there will be wolves of course. And activities for your kids, food from the vendors, and beer from the Mercury Brewing Tap Mobile. Almost forgot, the Reggae Band Jah Spirit will be playing because after all it’s the 2013 Annual Reggae Fund Raiser at Wolf Hollow.
This is Nina and Jamie-Lynne Mezzetti (Nina is on the left), getting some neck scratches and licks traded back in January, photo by Zee Soffron. You may not get this close to a wolf on Sunday but they might howl for you. Wolves love reggae.
Until December 1st you can visit every Saturday and Sunday. Formal presentation of the wolves is at 1:30 PM so aim to get there by 1 PM. After December 1, Sunday only, weather permitting. (But this Sunday, remember, 2-6 PM.)
Here is a shot that Rubber Duck took last fall during a presentation:
Check out the size of those paws! Checking out the paw is an easy way of distinguishing Wolf from coyote or domestic dog. A wolf has some big ones. The next time you see tracks in the snow or mud on Cape Ann, measure the size of the paw. Was it a coyote, a coywolf, or a wolfote? Likely they will be a tad smaller than these paws.
Wolf Hollow Web Site or follow them on Facebook where there are more awesome photos of Wolf Hollow wolves.
Good Morning Gloucester 
I could not find my wolfsong so this tiger on will have to do!
Tiger in the Rain ＊ Michael Franks
Published on Jul 3, 2012
Most of the time He’s the lord of the jungle Everyone grins while he gripes Usually he’s found just Lounging around in his stripes His tiger lady’s A superfine feline Just what his highness deserves A sweet purring pussycat Proud of her pussycat curves He’s a tiger in the rain It’s the thunder and lightnin’
He can’t explain A tiger in the rain Who’s frightened Caught in the storm he came Searching for shelter Right up to me and my spouse Both stroked his chin and Invited him into the house He’s a tiger in the rain It’s the thunder and lightnin’ He can’t explain A tiger in the rain Who’s frightened He’s a tiger in the rain It’s the thunder and lightnin’ He can’t explain A tiger in the rain Who’s frightened.
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thank you for saving the wolves
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