My View of Life on the Dock
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.
What a day, Saturday was gorgeous with lots of fun time and the fog rolled in. It made it look spooky and exciting.
Friday’s Fiesta did not disappoint. Seine Boat races and the Greay Pole competition were fun. Frank Neal the Friday Night Greasy Pole winner was impressive. Watching the walkers hanging on and trying to get back was inspiring. Tonnos’s selling Cannoli’s on Stacy Boulevard.
On Thursday night, Fiesta 5 K took place. There were 1800 runners and lots of supporters along the way. I went to the start to take a look who was running. As Pat D mentioned there was an impressive group running for Chris Daily. Enjoyed the young kids running and kids in strollers with four footed friends. Thank you everyone who sponsored and the committee who made this event a success.
Beautiful Wednesday afternoon drew me to the beach.
On Tuesday the rain came down all day until sunset. The excitement of Fiesta is everywhere.
This little Finch looks like it is talking. Love this bird feeder
Greetings, Friend of the Annisquam Sewing Circle,
The Annisquam Farmers’ Market invited us to participate in the market again this year. Our members are busy trying new recipes and perfecting the old-time favorite cake, cookie and pie recipes in preparation for the Annual Bake and Flower Sale.
Friday, July 3, 9:00 – 11:30 am in the yard between the Exchange & the Village Hall on Leonard Street.
Proceeds are donated for nonprofits serving Cape Ann families and those need.
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What a wonderful weekend we had here in Gloucester. Decided to go to the beach on Sunday before the rain. Such a pretty view.
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Battle Gloucester was fantastic on Saturday. Stage For Park was alive with reenactors, a fantastic narrative and a wonderful crowd. There was so much to do and learn. Here are a couple of photos from the park. Remember volunteering has great benefits.
Niles Beach’s clouds showed Rick and I a major storm on coming.
On Friday, the set took place at Stage Fort Park. What fun to see the tents and a beautiful horse. These reenactors are amazing and work very hard to keep everything event realistic. Thank you all.
More photos will be coming
After the rain on Thursday, the sun came out and rainbows were appearing everywhere. The one in this photo was very grainy with spooky looking clouds.
Magnolia Pier Ramp detached from the pier and the float on Thursday due to wind and waves. Hopefully it can get fixed quickly.
How lucky are we to live here. Went over to Wingaersheek Beach on Wednesday afternoon and enjoyed the sun, ocean and sand. These kids looked like they were having a meeting with regards to the tide coming in or out.
The salt water is so healing.
Good luck to all seniors and to their new endeavors.
The sun and warmth are back. So happy to be able to go to the beach after work every day. Feeling very grateful.
The beach is a funk place to be on any day of the year. This day was glorious. Love this kid enjoying his flippers no matter how difficult it was to walk.
As i was leaving the beach on Thursday, this little friend seemed to be very calm even with activities in the parking lot.
Good Morning Gloucester 