My View of Life on the Dock
Well, it’s almost the end of the month… and I thought about waiting till the 1st… but then I said… Nah ! what’s the difference… not much really.
So here’s some new stuff… http://seasquared.viewbook.com/
It’s the Wolf Moon, so be careful… it bites.
Charlie
Chirstian Derobert submits-
I can’t wait for a day at the beach and 75 degrees…
Christine Morey submits-
Good afternoon Joey –
I took this photo yesterday in Rockport – Magnificent creature!
By this morning, he had died in the same place – just tragic!
The Animal Control Officer who came to collect him said often owls ingest rodents that have
been poisoned – please ask your readers to re-think using poison-
Thank you!
Getting a lot of different ice crystal formations on my old windows with this frigid weather. –LB
Only Nature Could Produce Something This Beautiful.
You know normally I’d start out a photo montage mostly about Ed with a photo of Ed but The Photo of The Night Was of None Other Than New Chamber CEO Robert Heidt Getting His Groove On-
Robert’s just going for it right here! Feelin’ It! The Music Last Night From Henri Smith to the Runaround Was Easily The Best Music Ever Played At Any Chamber Event I’ve attended! Killed It!
Presenting Ed-
aaaand then there’s all the rest of the pictures Felicia took…
Sorry we didn’t have more photos from the event, we didn’t bring out the good camera and we were having too much fun dancin!
Rick Isaacs submits-
Janet Rice submits-
I know this is not the greatest of photos but I was struck by the circular pattern the geese made this morning right as the sun emerged from the sea smoke. Does anyone know why they are doing this-is it just a coincidence? .Just wondering!
Best-Janet
Skip Montello Submits-
Hi Joey,
Super sea Smoke today…here is one from Sandy Bay at dawn.
Skip
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Christy Juckett submits-
Craig Kimberley submits-
Sunset On Kilby
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Same Photo Devoid of Color-
Hi Joey,
My daughters, Clare and Mary, and I spent Saturday, January 19, 2013 walking around Gloucester, exploring the beach at the Stage Fort Park, then over to Magnolia for the sunset – just taking in the beauty of the place and the wildness of the windy shore. This was my daughter, Mary’s, first time ever in Gloucester and I think she now has the same addiction to the place. The weather and waves and wind were awesome along the Stage Fort Park, and the sunset over Magnolia was so tropical and stunning! So glad we drove up from the South Shore to spend another fantastic day in your town!
* feel free to post any of the photos above — just wanted you to see how much out of towners enjoy the beauty of Gloucester *
Gayle White
Janet Rice Submits-
Pretty morning after our (big!) snow storm last night.
Best-Janet
Elinor Teele Submits-
Welcome back! A few photos from a day of winter light.
Our Lady of Good Voyage
Cape Ann Museum
City Hall
Homie In The Wind From Martin Del Vecchio
Joey;
Was down on the Boulevard late this afternoon and caught this Wave…
I think it was showing off a bit… but it had style… don’t you think ?
Charlie C.
Raven Noise
Kind regards
Bob Bergeron
Sunrise on the Back Shore this morning.
Best Thing!
Janet Rice
Brianmoc writes-
You should go to church asap some people believe in unicorns! and snow monsters!
Check out Brian’s photos at www.brianmoc.com
Hi Joey,
Another gorgeous day on Monday. Amazing how 40 degrees can feel so warm. I
decided to go to Old Garden Beach after work. Here are a few of my favorite
photos from my January day at the beach.
Mary Barker
L. to R. Chet Mulcahy ’53 ( Essex}, Clayt Morrissey ’54, Frank Destino ’54, Butch Harmon ’54, David Cox ’54
Posted on December 23, 2012 by Joey C
Hey Joe,
As you may know, my uncle Frank Destino passed away last week. I found this old photo and I think that might be David Cox on the far right. He graduated with Frank and thought he might like this. Please forward to him….
Best,
Tucker
L. to R. Chet Mulcahy ’53 ( Essex}, Clayt Morrissey ’54, Frank Destino ’54, Butch Harmon ’54, David Cox ’54
Check out The Gloucester Daily Times Story About Frank By Sports Editor Nick Curcuru here-
By Nick Curcuru Sports Editor
Superior athlete, outstanding football skill, one of the best athletes to play at Gloucester High School, wonderful human being.
Those were just a few of the words used to describe Frank Destino, a former GHS standout in both football and baseball. Destino passed away last Thursday at the age of 77, but the legacy he left behind in Gloucester will not soon be forgotten.
the entire article here
Joey,
I took these pretty pictures today, January 4th, 2013, in Lanesville
around 4:15 p.m. as I was driving along the shore, and I thought I’d
share them with you.
It was a beautiful sunset, and I just had to get some pictures of it.
I have business occasionally in Rockport, and I drive back and forth to Beverly by way of Lanesville and Annisquam. The Gloucester coastline is such a beautiful and varied place, it always catches my eye.
Thanks,
Peter Dorsey
Man it’s cold
I’m somewhat happy, cause my old storm windows are frosting up again.
Happy New Year Everyone!!!
–Len Burgess
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