Author: Donna Ardizzoni

Ardizzoni Photography, Business Manager, Grandmother, love living in Gloucester, love to swim, kayak, walk and of course take pictures. Our company does computer networking, Office Management, Medical Billing, transcription, networking software updates and virus protection

Tuesday in the Gazebo

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Tuesday, there was a special event going on in the Gazebo at Stage Fort Park.  A beautiful bride and handsome groom starting their life together.

Beautiful beach day on Sunday

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On Sunday, the beach was gorgeous as usual.  The clouds were telling stories and the ocean was inviting.  So grateful to live at the beach.

This little cute chickadee was inside looking out

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The other day, in the screened in porch, heard a flapping noise. This cutie was stuck looking out look of the screens. We opened all the doors and talked the little bird into flying outside. Felt bad when the bird was panicking.

Two headed monster on Magnolia Avenue

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Gloucester’s talented artist Kris Francis newest creation, a two headed monster.  This creation had glass eyes.  Incredible talented.  Kris always uses recycled metal and materials.

Cruise ship going by Magnolia

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On  Sunday, the Bermuda Cruise Ship, was close enough to get a photo, I zoomed in to see the design on the Cruise Ship.

Thirsty pigeon

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When we were at North Station, noticed some signs that stated, please do not feed the pigeons, but this smart pigeon decided to get a drink.

The Harvey Gagne

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Saw the Harvey Gagne st Sail Boston on Monday and surprise on Thursday, The Harvey Gagne was hanging in Gloucester Harbor.

Streaks with a message

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On my way back from the beach, over the Magnolia Pier, appeared beautiful streaks.  As a kid, we were told that streaks were a message.  Feel like the message is to be kind and grateful.

The Canadian Fires

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On Tuesday, the skies were an odd color yellow.  The Canadian Wildfire smoke descended from the Great Lakes to New England.  The air quality is not good, and it looks creepy.

An amazing day in Boston at the Tall Ships

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Boston was alive with Tall Ships, music and a wonderful feeling.   Rick and I took the commuter train which was running very smoothly and on time.  We took some Ship Tours which were beautiful.  We took a cruise on Gloucester’s wonderful Lannon.  Gloucester’s  Ardelle, Schooner Adventure, and Isabella were in attendance.  For more information, please check on the following link.  https://www.sailboston.com/

So fun