HMS Bounty

Rick and I kayaking during the Schooner Festival went right by the HMS Bounty how we should remember her.  Here is a picture of her going down yesterday.  Very sad.

The ocean is still roaring from Sandy

Tuesday high tide on the Back Shore and Good Harbor Beach.  The power of nature.

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The morning after Sandy

This morning taking a walk saw wires down, Comcast, National Grid Trucks and lots of people walking around.

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Hurricane Sandy three hours after High Tide

What an adrenaline rush.

Surfers on Magnolia Beach with walls of water.  Love the way the surfers get into the water, jumping off the pier.

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Hurricane Sandy

Salt Island

Not easy getting around, Nautilis Road, the Back Shore and any roads near Good Harbor are closed.  Here are a couple of pictures of Magnolia, Back Shore and Good Harbor.

Waves about to hit Magnolia Pier
Rough Seas in Magnolia
Good Harbor Parking Lot

Hurricane Sandy on the move

Rick and I walked to Rafe’s Chasm an hour ago and took this video.  Very windy and be safe, the rocks are really slippery.

http://youtu.be/Ktx43HG2X2Y

Hurricane Sandy

Took this picture at 7:00 Low Tide on Shore Road, the waves are crashing up onto the rocks and high tide is not until 12:00..  Nature showing us who is boss.

Be safe all

Calm before the storm

Friday evening at Magnolia Beach..  the last boat leaving the harbor, a stand up paddle boarder fishing, relaxing on the beach and the beautiful sky.

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Clear History

Saw some of the crew today.  Actually Larry David waved to me from his car as I let his car passed.  Here are a couple of pictures of the equipment and those cute little cars.

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Kite Surfing on Good Harbor Beach

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On Friday took Avery and Cole to the beach.  Cole, my 3 year old grandson, stated, “that is way too much fun for me”  He then told me he wants to do the greasy pole.  I love kids.

Pirate Boat in Rockport

This looks like a fun outing for the grandchildren next summer.

Come sail on Tall Ship Formidable with the “Pirates of Fun” for an exciting yet relaxing experience upon the beautiful waters off Historic Cape Ann and Scenic Rockport Harbor.  Sail aboard Northeast’s only traditional square-rigged tall ship.  History becomes alive and fun as the Pirate King (captain) gives commands to the crew to hoist the square sails and brace the yardarms all awhile telling stories as waves are gently lapping against the hull. Sailing along the same waters used for centuries by great sailing ships of an era gone by – Patriots, Privateers and Pirates – Oh My! Your sailing experience will include crew dressed as pirates climbing the rigging and setting sail, telling stories about pirates, patriots and privateers along with the history of the harbor and entertaining our guest as much as they would like to be. It’s the most fun, exciting and best way to enjoy time on the water!  Tall Ship Formidable has been an icon on the waters of New England for over seven years, call today and reserve your cruise!

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