This little bird hit my front door on Thursday. I picked this little one up and let the stun of hitting the window go away. After a few minutes the little bird was able fly away.

My View of Life on the Dock
This little bird hit my front door on Thursday. I picked this little one up and let the stun of hitting the window go away. After a few minutes the little bird was able fly away.


We got through the darkness this winter and the sun will shine later in the evening.

Even though the weather has been iffy this week, there is always time for a quick walk to Magnolia Landing.



20 Lexington Avenue
Gloucester, MA 01930
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Sunday was another New England day. Rain, wind and then there was another incredible surprise sunset.
Before the sun went down.

After

When Rick and I went to Disney in October it was so much fun. Of course, one of my favorites was staying right at Animal Kingdom. The animals roam around the preserve free and happy. We took a photo safari and saw so many wonderful animals. This giraffe, Maple, was one of my favorites. She came right up to the Safari truck and looked right at me. Took her photo and put this on a hanging blanket. Just love her face and her gentle spirit.
Glad I always have my camera with me. Also thank you Kimberly, my daughter for the photo.

On a cold and windy Thursday walking Stacy Boulevard



The wind was howling, and the air was freezing; but the sunsets exceed the cold.


As we were walking down Shore Road, tried to get the photo of this quick bunny.

The golden sand at sunset. The temperature was 51 degrees. So nice not to be shivering.

From local artis Kathleen Williams

CAPE ANN ARTISTS FEATURED IN TOPSFIELD TOWN LIBRARY EXHIBITION
Several local artists are among more than a dozen North Shore artists showcasing their work at the Topsfield Town Library March 1-29. In the exhibition titled, “Seasons,” each artist will present works of art representing their interpretation of the seasons. Media include painting, watercolor, printmaking, photography, and mixed media.
Curated by Gloucester artist Joy Buell, the exhibition will include works by Sondra Albano, Tom Amend, Elizabeth Bish, Joy Buell, Sara Collins, Jayn Gardner, Susan Ingram, Ann Lafferty, Toby Milgrome, and Kathleen Williams.
An artists’ reception will be held at the Topsfield Town Library on Saturday, March 9 from 1:00 – 3:00 p.m. The public is invited to view the exhibition and speak with the artists. The Topsfield Town Library is located at 1 South Common Street in Topsfield.
Walking Shore Road at Sunset is so much fun. There is always friend, AKA, The Sunset Club, friendly dogs and little kids.

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When driving down Magnolia Avenue the beautiful Sculptures from Horseshoes and Repurposed Metal by local artist Kris Francis, always makes you want to look carefully at this amazing piece of art.
On Saturday, talked with Kris and he told me that there is about 900 horseshoes and this horse weighs almost 800 pounds. The eyelashes are made from horseshoe nails. Kris is a very kind and talented artist. The detail of the eyes, mouth, ears and tails are clear. You can find his information on Instagram JKFmetal. Thank you, Kris, for talking with me today.
