Dominic at Cape Ann S.U.P. at Pavilion beach is ready for the summer.
TRY SUPYoga, this summer.
My View of Life on the Dock
The Stone Marker on the left still exists on the corner of Washington and VineStreet.
With CEO of Ocean Alliance Iain Kerr, Mayor Carolyn Kirk, State Rep. Ann-Margaret Ferrante, State Senator Bruce Tarr, and many Ocean Alliance Volunteers.
To listen to Iain’s presentation link to IAIN Speaks
I wish I could have climbed up on someones roof to get the NOW photo.
See Fred’s comments and Link to Thorwald Hotel.
Manuel and Maria DaSilva, made a promise “uma promessa” for the innocence of children. They passed out sweet bread to all the parents with children under a certain age, after mass at Our Lady of Good Voyage.
The Portuguese Promise “Promessa”, is a tradition, I recall my mother making many, sometimes without any explanation, it was usually an act of charity.
State Senator Bruce Tarr is an honored guest of the new Emperor Mr. and Mrs. Jose Dias Ferreira. A High Mass celebrated at Our Lady of Good Voyage, with Father Alves, followed by a Portuguese traditional meal “Sopas do Espirito Santo” at the DES Portuguese Club. This is a seven hundred year old Portuguese tradition, carried on primarily by the Azorean Communities all over the world.
This post is dedicated to my parents Anibal and Adelina Simoes and my proud Azorean heritage.
Below is an 1918 Water Front pass for Gorton-Pew Fisheries.
Manuel Barber (Azorean Barbaro) is the maternal great grandfather of Donald Lacerda a long time resident of Gloucester.
Barber was a Gloucester Fisherman, but after his wife died young, he worked for Gorton’s so he could care for his three children.
The Fighter below is of Don’s grandfather Joe Lacerda “Spats”, who was a long time barber in Gloucester.
Credit to Steve Mitchell who produced the passes and photo to share with GMG viewers.