New signs at Lexington Avenue

Reblogged from the Magnolia Community Library facebook.

Check out the colorful school of fish that swam onto Lexington Ave and landed on our corner sign! Thank you to local Magnolia resident Layce Alves (Here Fishy Fishy) for brightening up the sign.

Multi colored sunset

The sunsets have been outstanding the last few evenings.  Shore Road has a group called the sunset club and we have a wonderful time talking and enjoying mother nature.  Even Maggie the little dog is waiting for the sun to set.

Looks like a sun dog

Sundogs are colored spots of light that develop due to the refraction of light through ice crystals. They are located approximately 22 degrees either left, right, or both, from the sun, depending on where the ice crystals are present.

Some of the sunset group in Magnolia

Since there has been no sun for a week, the ever-faithful group, still takes a walk patiently waiting for the red sky.

Victor, Bob and Joe, Karen and Thor.

 

Still no sun

On Tuesday when walking on Shore Road as the sun was going down, no color in the sky.  The sunset club at Magnolia Pier keeps hoping for some color.  Maybe over the weekend.

Gangnam on Rogers Street

Reblogged from Gangnam FaceBook

“Senior Discount”
Hello Gangnam Friends,
Starting February 1st, we will be granting all customers age 60+ to a 10% discount. However in order to be granted discount, all recipients would need a method of verification for their age.
Ever since our beginning, we have set core values that help guide us. One of these core values were to give back to the community, and to be able to do that is a privilege that we will not take for granted.
We thank you, the Gloucester community, for once again giving us an opportunity to better serve this community.
Thank you,

The Gangnam Gloucester Team

Sculptures from Horseshoes on Magnolia Avenue

These sculptures on Magnolia Avenue are so fun.  The artist Kris Francis is so talented.  He uses Repurposed Metal and recycled metal.