GloucesterCast 455 Matthew Murray, Jeff Gouzie, Scottie Mac, Jim Capillo, Chris McCarthy, Jim and Pat Dalpiaz and Joey C Taped 12/27/20

 

GloucesterCast 455  Matthew Murray, Jeff Gouzie, Scottie Mac, Jim Capillo, Chris McCarthy, Jim and Pat Dalpiaz and Joey C Taped 12/27/20

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Thanks To Mom’s Kitchen for the delicious breakfast.  Mom’s Kitchen in Fort Square!

We will be doing a live drawing for a Maritime Gloucester 2021 Calendar

Jim Capillo Audio/Video Engineering 
Pat Dalpiaz manning the live chat keyboard

Do you shovel or hire someone?

Highway exit numbers changing to reflect  mileage. Yea or Nay? Numbers no longer sequential, but are mileage indicators to border

Christmas lights on houses. How much is too much?

Any awesome gifts or experiences for Christmas?

Family holiday dinner options from Azorean for take out were a tasty hit!

Traditions for New Year’s/ NYE in your house?

I’d like to give a shout out to Lyon-Waugh.

Also, How was this Christmas? 

How long will you keep your tree up this year? Is it different for fake vs real trees?

Littlenecks better than quahogs

Regifting? Yes/No etc

Matthew Murray Cape Ann History on Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/cape_ann_history/

Jeff Gouzie From Bass Rocks Club Champion to releasing first album- the LP of Livin’ Listen Here:

A mutant lobster with three opposable claws 🦞 landed at our dock Captain Joe and Sons in #GloucesterMA #commercialfishing #gloucester #beautifulindustry #lobsterdock #lobstercompany

Joey Ciaramitaro's avatarCaptain Joe and Sons Wholesale Lobster Company

Dave Jewell aboard the mighty F/V Lady J landed this crazy lobster with three opposable claws.

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Went With A Smaller Sized Clam For The Bake Stuffed Clams and They Were Outstanding

Every Christmas Eve The Men Open The Clams. It is my favorite Christmas food that our family has been making for decades. Uncle Charlie and Auntie Angela were the ones that started it I think and Felicia and my mom do their excellent version of it both outrageously good and if I could only eat one thing on the holidays this is what it would be. I’m not sure if Felicia got topnecks or littlenecks this year.

Sista Felicia made the pinulata while we opened the clams.

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Check out The Building of The Kingfisher Presented by Ron Gilson and Erik Ronnberg


Presented by
Ron Gilson and Erik Ronnberg
Arthur D. Story Shipyard
Essex, MA
Circa 1947
DANA A. STORY ~ BUILDER

The following history is the story I promised, from the year 1947, when Gloucester’s Fishing Industrial Revolution was in full swing.

It is presented here from my memory as a 14-year old working on the Gloucester waterboat, “Wenham Lake”.  This F/V Kingfisher story is recounted from official Essex shipyard records; Dana Story’s Kingfisher construction photos; my personal records and interviews with E. Lewis Knickle, Kingfisher’s startup chief engineer; and lastly, my early advisory contribution to Erik Ronnberg, Jr., the model builder of the F/V Kingfisher.

Ronnberg is a nationally acclaimed vessel model builder, currently serving as Maritime Curator at our Gloucester Cape Ann Museum.

Ron and Erik at Cape Ann Museum

This in-depth presentation is for historical purposes.  The facts as presented are done so in hopes that this history will live on in Gloucester’s fishing industry annals.  Ron GilsonJune 2020
ERIK’S REQUEST

Ten years ago, Erik called me and asked “in my opinion” what vessel was the most innovative, modern in concept, architecturally designed, “easern rigged side trawler”, built in an Essex shipyard in the 1940’s era.
As Erik listed the desired characteristics, there was only one vessel that qualified. . . the F/V Kingfisher!Owned by business partners Larry McEwen and Thomas Hudgins, the 109′ Kingfisher was launched from the A.D. Story Shipyard, Dana Story, Builder, Essex, MA on Marc 25 1947.

Illustration April 1947 feature aticle of Fishing Gazette

Read the rest at The Gloucester I Love 2 Blog including 87 pictures in total detailing the construction of the Kingfisher at his link:

https://thegloucesterilove-2.blogspot.com/