As was everyone else, the Harbor Seals were enjoying Tuesday’s 50 degree weather. Much jockeying, grunting, and gnarling over prime rock-real estate was taking place. Paintings of nudes by Renoir and Botero, along with the made-up word tubylette, come to mind whenever I see these bathing beauties basking on the rocks at Brace Cove.
By the time I left after sunset, there were no less than fourteen Harbor Seals hauled out on the rocks.
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By the time I left after sunset, there were no less than fourteen Harbor Seals hauled out on the rocks.
Good Morning Gloucester 
The word fits the image of view out on the rocks and why not? I mean they had a name for The Hollywood Knights in the 1980’s classic (Tubby’s Drive in movie below). This was a classic film came out during my second tour across the big pond brought all of us some home front of 60’s a bit. Thanks Kim 🙂 Dave & Kim
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