My View of Life on the Dock
Saturday, November 22, 2014 was very busy with the holiday fairs popping up all over the city. Went to Seacoast Fair, St. John’s Fair, The UU and went to Market Basket for the Open Door.
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Seacoast fair
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Last chance for Scrap Metal before winter hits.
The dumpster is behind the schoolhouse now, but it will be gone right after Thanksgiving. Anything at least 70% metal can go in the dumpster or close to it.
This is a great opportunity to get rid of your old grill, your washing machine, lawn mowers, bikes, pots and pans, etc, etc, etc…
100% goes to restoring the Blynman schoolhouse.
http://www.magnoliahistoricalsociety.com/
We certainly live in a beautiful place.
Virgilio’s bakery is taking order for this great hostess gift.
The sun reflecting off the windows of houses on Raymond Street. It looked like a fire.
For more information about the Magnolia Library please visit:
http://www.magnolialibrary.org/
Sunday Mornings, 9-1
Monday ALL DAY
Wednesday ALL DAY
Thursday 12-4
Friday 9-3
Saturday afternoons
On Saturday Clean Gloucester and The One Hour at a Time Gang went to clean the cemeteries off Centennial Avenue. What an amazing piece of history we discovered. The years on the Tombstones go back to before the revolutionary war, soldiers from the Continental Army and Civil War Veterans were put to rest in this sacred ground. Late on Saturday afternoon had to go back and take some photos. We as a community need to preserve these cemeteries clean and respected.
There is a new store at 15 Lexington Avenue called The Cheshire Cat/ this boutique store has Antiques and Décor.
If you would like to contact the owner, Wendy Horne, please email to Wendymac8@aol.com
Some of the participating restaurants are:
Café Sicilia, The Causeway, Classic Cooks, Culinart, Donut Jim’s, Jalapenos, 525, Katrina’s, Lobsta Land, Midori, Ocean Garden, Mile Marker, Captain Dusty’s, Sugar Magnolia, Jenny Cakes, Magnolia Pub, Sunray Bakery, Cape Ann Brewery, Lat. 43, there are more participating and will post them soon.
SATURDAY – 10th ANNIVERSARY SALE – 10am to 8pm. We began our adventure at 33 Main Street so for every $33 you spend on regular priced items, we’ll take off $10. Spend $33, save $10. Spend $66, save $20, etc. Stop by for refreshments and take part in a Main Street scavenger hunt for clues to win a free gift with purchase. Thanks to every one of our fans for your support. We’re still here because of YOU.
Seagulls swimming at sunset.
Need ideas for Christmas presents, go visit Pauline’s Gift Store
http://www.paulinesgiftshop.com/
Good Morning Gloucester 