Author: Donna Ardizzoni

Ardizzoni Photography, Business Manager, Grandmother, love living in Gloucester, love to swim, kayak, walk and of course take pictures. Our company does computer networking, Office Management, Medical Billing, transcription, networking software updates and virus protection

The Harvey Gagne

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Saw the Harvey Gagne st Sail Boston on Monday and surprise on Thursday, The Harvey Gagne was hanging in Gloucester Harbor.

Streaks with a message

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On my way back from the beach, over the Magnolia Pier, appeared beautiful streaks.  As a kid, we were told that streaks were a message.  Feel like the message is to be kind and grateful.

The Canadian Fires

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On Tuesday, the skies were an odd color yellow.  The Canadian Wildfire smoke descended from the Great Lakes to New England.  The air quality is not good, and it looks creepy.

An amazing day in Boston at the Tall Ships

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Boston was alive with Tall Ships, music and a wonderful feeling.   Rick and I took the commuter train which was running very smoothly and on time.  We took some Ship Tours which were beautiful.  We took a cruise on Gloucester’s wonderful Lannon.  Gloucester’s  Ardelle, Schooner Adventure, and Isabella were in attendance.  For more information, please check on the following link.  https://www.sailboston.com/

So fun

 

Another great Beach day at Good Harbor

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Wonderful Wednesday at Good Harbor Beach., with many smiling beach goers.   The ocean was telling a story.  The Purple and Red flags were hanging from the light guard stand.  The Red Flag is for rough seas and purple for marine life, such as jelly fish.  I did not see any jelly fish.  The Purple Flag does not indicate sharks.  It was a beauty of a day.

A Killdeer bird at Good Harbor Beach

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This bird was right next to my truck in the parking lot at Good Harbor Beach.

Reblogged  from the Audubon Website.

Widespread, common, and conspicuous, the Killdeer calls its name as it flies over farmland and other open country. Like other members of the plover family, this species is often found at the water’s edge, but it also lives in pastures and fields far from water. At times, it nests on gravel roofs or on lawns. Many a person has been fooled by the bird’s ‘broken-wing’ act, in which it flutters along the ground in a show of injury, luring intruders away from its nest.

The Magnolia Fourth of July Parade

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This little parade is so much fun. Little kids with pink poppers, a new way to get around, horse with pedals, smiling couples, and a view.  Thank you to the committee and participants.

My little friend wishes everyone a Happy July Fourth

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It seems like this cutie knows when I am leaving the beach. Almost always next to my truck.  It could be due to the lovely clover for dinner.

Strolling Magnolia

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Taking a walk to Grillfriends for breakfast was delightful.  Lots of sunshine, ocean breezes and the beauty of Magnolia.  Also had a great breakfast,

Summer Days 2026

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After a wonderful Fiesta Weekend spent a couple of hours at the beach.  So grateful.  Saw a Starfish under the sea attached to a rock and felt relaxation with no anxiety.

Strawberry Moon from the deck

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On Monday night, the Strawberry Moon did not disappoint.  Since we were tired from a great Fiesta weekend, sat on the deck and took the photo.

Sunday Fiesta 2026

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On Sunday, Fiesta was special.  The mass that takes place at St. Peter’s Park is always inspirational.  The smell of the food, the sounds of the rides and happy people make for an enjoyable day.  The Greasy Pole and Seine boats were a challenge with the fog coming in.  Congratulations to Derek Hopkin for his win on Sunday.  The Seine boats were postponed until Monday at 5:00.  Thank you, the Fiesta Committee, for another successful event.  Looking forward to the 100th next year.