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My View of Life on the Dock

Roseanne Cody is doing research on Gloucester Nicknames …..
If you have a nickname or have a Dad, Uncle, Aunt, Mom, or any relative or friend that you would like to include in the research, Please send the following information to the below address:
The Nickname
Brief Story of how they got the name.
If possible a photo would be great.
Send To: R. Cody POB 373 Gloucester MA. 01930-0373Some interesting Nicknames already in the research.
This information will be for a potential book about Gloucester—don’t be left out—get your relatives name AND THE STORY BEHIND HOW HE/SHE GOT THE NICKNAME included in this book. If you have a photo to be included , that will add to your nickname and story.
Young Boy watches sunset from life guard station and the moon rises while flying a kite.


The Thunder Bird Car club was in Gloucester. Great group and beautiful cars.
Group photo and individual proud owners.
Check out their website http://www.thunderbirdnest.com/
Sarah Slifer performs at SeARTS networking party at Lanesville Community Center
They meet everyday rain or shine at Good Harbor Beach Monday through Friday 6:00-7:00 AM
I attended the Stretch and Core session which is held on Tuesdays and Thursdays. (note I only took photos)
It was a beautiful morning with some very high energy individuals.
Tracy’s site http://www.oneil-fitness.com/
Enjoy the video
It’s was a great way for long-standing and potential seARTS members to mingle and for up-and-coming artists to meet established artists.
Live music, modern dance, and lots of very very talented people.
A contest for best creative name tag see some below.

Open doors for all Artist – click for slide-show


SeArts – Society for the Encouragement of the ARTS
80 veterans were honored at the Elks in Gloucester. They had lunch, entertained by music, and a wonderful afternoon of activities. Elk members made it a special day serving the veterans

It was a pleasure meeting these guys and gals, who did so much for our country.
As we sit at Good Harbor Beach in this 90 degree weather, we can also enjoy the house on the rocks, at 24 Bass Rocks Road.
The house is on the Trail of Thai Royalty and has been photographed for over a hundred years, see photo from 1889 below, courtesy of Amy Shapiro.
It was used as the Summer Home of the Siamese Legation
Also enjoy current photographs.