Author: Joey Ciaramitaro

With Summer slamming to a close and it being cold and raw out we’re gonna do a roundup of the best French Onion Soup around town, probably including all of Cape Ann.

First stop was The Rhumb Line and as noted in the video, I’m reserving the right to go back to this one stop after we finish up everyone else as you can’t really give an accurate score without a baseline. So the Rhumbline came in with a pretty good score in our first review based on a bunch of criteria which I think we can all agree on- served in a proper French Onion soup crock, the cheese be the right mix and crusted over the top, the broth be hearty and most importantly, flavor.

here’s the Rhumb Line. please nominate local place where you think they have great French Onion soup for us to try. I already have nominations of Minglewood, 525. Let me know where you think we should go.

I’m trying to find the trailhead for Mt Ann.  I went down New Way lane but all I saw were private property signs.Is there another entrance?
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Monday 10/14

Buy any 18″ Pizza get an 18″ Cheese for $5

I $13.99 + tax Lobster Roll w/Chips

Buy any 16″ Pizza get a 16″ Cheese for $5

*gluten free excluded*

Cheryl Dubinsky Photos

An absolutely fantastic breakast in such a gorgeous setting and reasonably priced. It’s almost like you’re stealing getting to experience this kind of breakfast for under $20.

All hands on deck!

Pizza 😮

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PJ Bovio writes: “These are some portraits I just finished done in watercolor, pencil and digitalart. The first one is “PIXIES ON GOOSE COVE.” The “pixies” are fireflies. The second is “HERE COMES THE SUN,” also done in watercolor, pencil and digitalart.”

Centennial Grove

Essex, MA 

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Here is Lindsay Moran at 1 Arthur St

There is a group of deer on the golf course that I see just about every morning at 4:30AM on one side of Moorland Rd near the Golf Course maintenance building. I know they are likely to be there so I drive slowly.

I see them.

They see me.

Inevitably they leap out in front of my truck seconds before I’m about to pass them.

I can’t quite understand what is going through their brains that they put themselves in harms way instead of just staying there. Same with rabbits and squirrels but I just figure the rabbit and squirrel brains are tiny so they don’t have the processing power. Surely deer have to be smarter but seemingly without fail they leap out in front of oncoming traffic consistently.