Ardizzoni Photography, Business Manager, Grandmother, love living in Gloucester, love to swim, kayak, walk and of course take pictures. Our company does computer networking, Office Management, Medical Billing, transcription, networking software updates and virus protection
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10 thoughts on “2.5 hours before high tide”
You had a similar post just about this time last year and Definitely ‘not a kayaking day’ again! Impressive waves and churning seas. And with the high winds, probably ‘not a photographing’ day either with potential tree limbs flying. And with the high winds, probably ‘not a photographing’ day either with potential tree limbs flying.
I bet the Annisquam River even has white-caps today. Last night I saw a # of boats from Gloucester’s Fishing fleet coming into port for safety. Be safe Donna!
I’d like to try that new restaurant in Magnolia. Breakfast may be better than lunch. Next couple of weeks extra busy. Probably will have to wait until ‘after taxes.’ 😀
Sounds like a plan, Rick and I went there for lunch. It is really good and reasonable. Been there about 6 times since they opened on February 2nd. Stay safe
Thanks Donna for update you and Rick be extra careful. I remember on these nights storms as young lad could not sleep due to wind and howling of course the house we lived in then was an older one before it got all fixed up now! But full of history you be built in 1900!! I remember storms flooding lanes cove Rowley Shore harbor loop road. and some of the houses closer to cove. High tide real bad time for any storms… Dave & Kim
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You had a similar post just about this time last year and Definitely ‘not a kayaking day’ again! Impressive waves and churning seas. And with the high winds, probably ‘not a photographing’ day either with potential tree limbs flying. And with the high winds, probably ‘not a photographing’ day either with potential tree limbs flying.
I bet the Annisquam River even has white-caps today. Last night I saw a # of boats from Gloucester’s Fishing fleet coming into port for safety. Be safe Donna!
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Thanks Karen, no kayaking or even walking today. The power of the ocean is amazing
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Seeing some photos posted. Good to hear you are playing it safe! 😀
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Thans Karen, the wind is howling so loud right now as we are working in the office. Still have to work though today. We need to meet for lunch
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I’d like to try that new restaurant in Magnolia. Breakfast may be better than lunch. Next couple of weeks extra busy. Probably will have to wait until ‘after taxes.’ 😀
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Sounds like a plan, Rick and I went there for lunch. It is really good and reasonable. Been there about 6 times since they opened on February 2nd. Stay safe
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Thanks Donna for update you and Rick be extra careful. I remember on these nights storms as young lad could not sleep due to wind and howling of course the house we lived in then was an older one before it got all fixed up now! But full of history you be built in 1900!! I remember storms flooding lanes cove Rowley Shore harbor loop road. and some of the houses closer to cove. High tide real bad time for any storms… Dave & Kim
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We are always careful. Just try to take a walk to Rafe’s Chasm, could not even get out there
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I saw this cloud formation on news and it was very large hopefully not another perfect storm! Time to wait it out a bit! Dave
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