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My View of Life on the Dock

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Frank writes-
I was looking at the video of the lightning strike again this morning and found this additional frame just after the one I sent to you last night.

Hi Joey ,It’s Dean Burgess,it’s not too many times we get to see double lady slipper flowers ,These are at Bothways Farm in Essex .Are there any others out there on Cape Ann ? Only the nature lovers in the GMG world will know .

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Please read Annisquam MBTA Closure
MASSACHUSETTS–ANNISQUAM RIVER – Full Channel Closure
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) Bridge across the
Annisquam River, mile 0.7, has been removed to allow for
construction of a replacement bridge. The channel through the bridge
will be closed to all vessel traffic from 6:00 a.m. Monday June 7,
2021 to 6:00 a.m. Wednesday June 9, 2021 to accommodate a 1000 ton
Gantry Barge and several workboats fitting the replacement bridge into
place. The barge and equipment will not be moved from the channel
outside of working hours. From 6:00 a.m. Wednesday June 9, 2021 to
4:00 p.m. June 11, 2021 vessel height restriction will be in place
while electrical components are installed. Vessels able to transit
without a bridge opening may do so. Mariners can contact the
Harbormaster via VHF CH 16/13. Questions may be directed to the MBTA
Resident Engineer, Mr. Matt Moorehouse at (617) 839-8075 or J.F. White
Contracting Mr. Mike Keville (617) 908-2405 or Mr. Tim Chase Sector
Boston Waterways Management at (617) 447-1620. Mariners are advised
plan accordingly.
Chart 13281 LNM: 22/21 (CGD1)


One thing that’s become clear over the past couple years is that our society doesn’t appreciate scientists the way it should. Why, in the past year alone, these heroes have conquered a pandemic, determined the human threshold for hot dog consumption, discovered how to grow both chicken nuggets and bacon in a lab, and may have even developed edible holograms. And now a team of scientists at the University of California San Diego has solved another one of life’s great mysteries: Can lobsters get high?
The impetus for this groundbreaking study: a Maine restaurant that’s famous for hot boxing lobsters. Back in 2018, restaurateur Charlotte Gill of Charlotte’s Legendary Lobster Pound sent the internet into a tizzy when she told a local newspaper that she was experimenting with marijuana in hopes creating a more humane way to kill lobsters. Gill would use an air mattress pump to smoke up a sealed, lobster-filled chamber; as she explained to Modern Farmer this week, the results were undeniable.
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