Took this picture from the end of the pier… Saturday afternoon turned out to be a pretty day.
Author: Donna Ardizzoni
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Cape Ann Healing Center
Register for Reiki I and II by Tuesday and save $120 by mentioning this email! Greetings! I hope everyone has had happy and healthy holidays and plenty of quality family time during this gentle winter season! We are gearing up for exciting changes in the spring, the seeds we have planted are buzzing with excitement! I wanted to offer you a wonderful opportunity to learn from one of my amazing teachers! Silvie Lockerova is a gifted healer and we are so blessed to have her offering Reiki I and II back to back in February at an incredible savings. Reiki is a powerful tool for self healing and for helping friends and loved ones. Everyone can do it and once you learn you have it forever after this one time investment. Investment for both classes is only $280. Last minute registration must be completed by Monday, January 30, 9pm.
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New Reiki masters may be in attendance so it will be an extra powerful training!
Reiki level 1 class February 4, 10am – 7pm
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Yours in Service,
Dr. Nicole Andrade, Capeannhealingcenter.com
Flock of Sea Gulls Over the Harbor as the sun is going down
Beautiful January Day
Taking a lunch hour on Magnolia Pier
Snow covering the Cenotaph
Happy Nonnie
Is it called coasting or sledding?
GMG Group Pensive at breakfast at Passports
What is this in Ravenswood.. how fun
Magnolia Pier around 4:30 pm
Sun going down from Rafe’s Chasm
So pretty on the Blvd. Tuesday morning with a little snow on the rocks.
Early morning on Shore Road, Magnolia
Since I take so many pictures of Rafe’s Chasm
I Thought I would give you a little background on this great spot. The credit for the information comes from Lisa Peek Ramos’s book, called “Magnolia A Brief History”. They believe the name came a freed slave named Ralph who settle near the chasm and built many of the rock walls that remain on Hesperus Avenue. There is a 10 foot wide, 200 foot long, 60 foot deep chasm. The type of rock at Rafe’s Chasm is called Cape Ann Granite and it has been a popular tourist attraction since right after the after the Civil War. Rafe’s Chasm was sold by the Trustees of Reservations in 1959 to the City of Gloucester for one dollar. You can read more information from Lisa Peek Ramos’s book.
