The Magnolia Pier with the curve makes it very inviting especially as the sun is setting. So grateful
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
Boston in the background
The other night of course, I went walking Shore Road. Seeing Boston in the background, decided to check how many miles. According to Google Maps, Magnolia Landing, Gloucester, MA to Boston is 29 miles. It may not be totally accurate due to the fact, that Boston skyline from Magnolia, is the Prudential, John Hancock building and the financial district. On clear evenings you can see the coastline of Quincy down to the South Shore. So lucky to live here.
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Curve appeal of Shore Road
Even when it is dreary, walking Gloucester’s coastline is the best.
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Rafe’s Chasm from Shore Road
Cape Ann’s beautiful light on Rafe’s Chasm. When walking Shore Road, the light is amazing.
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Gloucester Fisherman protecting our harbor in the fog
The last few days have been very foggy and rainy, typical march weather. Even though it has been dreary, still get out to walk and take some photos.
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Aftersunset
On Tuesday another peaceful and beautiful sunset. After the sun went down the glow kept going.
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Cargo ship off Shore Road
This cargo ship was off of Shore Road for a couple of days. Could not find the name. We were able to see it was from Panama. https://www.vesselfinder.com/
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Rock Formation at Wingaersheek Beach
Walking Wingaersheek Beach over the weekend was a treat. In March the weather can be all over the place. We always take advantage of the sunshine.
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A late winter walk on Wingaersheek Beach
A mid-March walk on Wingaersheek Beach revitalizes the soul.
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Reflections under the pier
Walking the pier at Maritime Gloucester on a nice March Day. There is always something to see and have nice conversations with other walkers.
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Another blue sunset
The sunset, especially as the weather changes, seemed to be a different color every night.
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Yummy Arugula Salad at the Seaport Grille
Unfortunately, I am allergic to seafood, which saddens me, the Seaport Grille offers other options, I had the Arugula Fig Salad with prosciutto. It was amazing. I still miss having seafood, but the Seaport Grille never disappoints.
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Twilight at Cripple Cove
On Friday near sunset, the fog was rolling in. It made for an interesting sunset.
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Female ducks discussing good nesting places
Saw these four ducks the other day. They were checking out safe places for their ducklings.
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Patiently waiting for the float at the Magnolia Pier
With the warmer weather coming, walking has been easier to be outside. On the Pier, Tuesday, noticed how the ramp wants the summer to get here.
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Boston shining
On Monday, the sun was reflecting off the Boston Skyline.
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Blue Bench
This blue bench matches the blue sky and blue Magnolia Harbor. The bench is popular to sit and watch ducks, sunset and people watching.
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First sunset of Daylight Savings Time
As we were walking Shore Road on Sunday, the wind picked up again and the clouds covered the sun. All of a sudden, the sky lit up.
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Gloucester’s Man at the Wheel watching over Gloucester Harbor
Walking Stacy Boulevard on a extremely windy day, the sky and ocean were so blue. The Man at the Wheel looked majestic.
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Early March Sunset
You never know what the sun setting will show. It looked like a cloudy evening and then Mother Nature surprised us.
Good Morning Gloucester 