Day: March 24, 2021

Mostly Feathers and Fur — pat morss

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But, a few other photos first.

Servicing Eastern Point nun buoy “N4”
Heading out on a calm spring morning
Easter ornaments replace Christmas on Fort Hill Ave
Beauport Museum chimneys
Last “ice flower” dipping in Niles Pond
Lonely Canada Goose
Mallard pair and Merganser sharing rocks
Merganser races
Grackles fighting for feeder rights
Deer were eating our azaleas; Anne-Lise used the air horn
Is it safe to return?
Turkeys are following the same evening routine
Not too graceful
At least they don’t eat the bushes and flowers
Final strut to the trees

@FishermenGHS: Gloucester varsity football will travel to TechBoston Academy this Friday for a 6pm start time on Love Field at Roberts Playground.

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Best of luck to the Track Teams as they open their season today at Peabody

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In need of a rental in Gloucester or Rockport. Contact McCarthy Ciaramitaro Group at 978-729-1239

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In need of a rental in Gloucester or Rockport. Contact McCarthy Ciaramitaro Group at 978-729-1239

Looking for cooks, front of house managers, servers & support staff for Minglewood Harborside. Email Zach@serenitee.com

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Looking for cooks, front of house managers, servers & support staff for Minglewood Harborside.

Email Zach@serenitee.com

Fishing industry folks- thoughts on stuck ship at Suez Canal, and off our shore where there’s smoke…

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Where there’s smoke, is there processing right on board the ship? Can someone help describe this boat, what’s happening and where it’s headed to and from?

photo caption: Vessel off Gloucester 3/23/2021 visible from the shore. Binoculars held up to phone for “zoom”

“The Ever Given, a container ship longer than the Eiffel Tower,…” Suez Canal snarled by Giant Ship

Article mentions a first such incident there. What happened?

https://www.bloomberg.com/multimedia/api/embed/iframe?id=0a1cde4a-2db9-47e8-8ec3-9c21b868da18

Jane Noble and Lisa Zellenka Making Soup Coozies $5. each.  All net profits donated to Open Door.

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Jane and Lisa Making Soup Coozies. Hand-made, washable, microwavable. $5. each.  All net profits donated to Open Door.  Novelty prints plus home decor fabrics. can be ordered by email: willows3@comcast.net

GloucesterCast 485: With Jane Noble, Lisa Zellenka, Drew Hale, Joe Fish Printer, Rachel Refalo, Chris McCarthy, Scottie Mac, Pat and Jimmy D and Joey C Taped 3/24/21

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GloucesterCast 485: With Jane Noble, Lisa Zellenka, Joe Fish Printer, Chris McCarthy, Scottie Mac, Pat and Jimmy D and Joey C Taped 3/24/21

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Jane and Lisa Making Soup Coozies. Hand-made, washable, microwavable. $5. each.  All net profits donated to Open Door.  Novelty prints plus home decor fabrics. can be ordered by email: willows3@comcast.net
 
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Good Morning, Rockport

Posted on by Nichole S.

We took a quick drive down T Wharf this morning. We didn’t have time to stay long or hunt for the perfect photo, but the reflections on the water were pretty.

Egrets Back in Town

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A sure sign of seasonal change is seeing egrets again. These are my first for the year, hanging around near Mile Marker. Welcome back. You are a sight for sore eyes.

Backyard Growers hosts online Lunch & Learn, “Frontyard Growers: Algonquian Farmers of Cape Ann”

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Join Backyard Growers and local historian & anthropologist Mary Ellen Lepionka on April 8 at 12 pm for a FREE online Lunch & Learn, Frontyard Growers: Algonquian Farmers of Cape Ann, comparing the practices of indigenous and colonial farmers on Cape Ann during the 17th century. Click here to register for this event and discover:

Who were the indigenous and colonial farmers of Cape Ann? How and where did they plant? What did they grow? How did land pass from Algonquians to colonists on Cape Ann? What role did enslaved people and freed slaves play in the Cape Ann farm economy? Was Dogtown farmed? What can we learn from indigenous growers about conserving land, managing trees, using our soil and water, cultivating crops for food and medicine, preserving harvests, and saving seed? What inspiration can we draw from Algonquian garden designs and community feasting?

Mary Ellen Lepionka of Gloucester…

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