My View of Life on the Dock
This mornings pics from after the wind storm.
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Brian O’Connor
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Joey:
A few Sandy Storm photos from our house on the outer shore near Eastern Point light. The midnight shot was high tide – too bad we couldn’t really see it.
“Pat”
Hi Joey:
These pumpkins are much happier today in the sun! Happy Halloween, Susan LaRosa
Traffic jam on the backshore
Backshore Waves
Waves over Dog Bar Breakwater
A Day off from School to Watch Sandy
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I snapped this picture while walking at Good Harbor Beach yesterday afternoon just at low tide.
Regards, Jeff Smith
Len Burgess submits-
Caught this at the Essex Clam Chowder Festival.
–Len Burgess
From Alice Gardner-
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Celia, 7 and Fokus, 5 cleaning Pavilion beach, these children took upon themselves to clean the trash. What a great lesson we can learn from a 5 and 7 year old who took the initiative.
Janet Writes
Thanks for the recommendation. I am having fun and hopefully will get better with practice!
Best-Janet(Rice)
Here’s the camera- The Sony NEX-5N which I paid over $650 for last year and now can be purchased for $498 with no tax and a no questions asked return policy on Amazon.
I can’t recommend this small powerhouse of a camera enough. Love mine!
Check out his so-so photography below-
also check out his website www.brianmoc.com
Hilary writes-
These were probably taken by my mother’s side of the family Vigrinia Frontiero (nee Piscatello) daughter of Michael and Mary Frontiero the larger one may be by her as she always had a camera glued to her hand and the one from ’39 I couldn’t say I don’t think she’s quite that old and won’t tell me anyways. She lived on Gould court most all of her life until she got married in ’53 and I came along in ’54. My bedroom widow faced the church, that we were forbidden to enter but I saw it about 3 years ago during a my granddaughter’s christening. On your video of the Sargent house you can see it off to the left on the opening shot, although you mentioned it being a stones throw away. Great video, another place they never let me in, steps like that can be seen at the library too I think.
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Photos taken on Oct 19th, perhaps preparing for Hurricane Sandy.
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Kerry’s boards.
Photo © Kathy Chapman 2012
Hi Joey,
On a recent trip to Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary in Topsfield, I was followed by a couple of chickadees that would fly very close to me as I walked along the trail. On a whim, I stopped and stretched out my arm with the finger extended and they would actually land on my finger and quickly fly away! I tried to get numerous shots but found it hard to manage the camera while the bird was standing on my finger. I snapped this at the moment that one fluttered away.
Enjoy!
~Bill O’Connor
North Shore Kid
Bright and Yellow-
Hi Joey,
The leaves were so "Bright and Yellow" here at our Ski House in Intervale, NH this Saturday morning (Oct. 20, 2012) that it looked like the sun was shining bright. It wasn’t until later in the afternoon. And yes…we do "represent" here at the bar in Intervale.
John Nasser
The Roseway is getting finishing touches before she sets sail for Savannah.
Cheers, Sharon St Clair-King
The Christopher Cutler Rich – Cape Ann Animal Shelter, held their 2nd annual Golf Tournament and auction at Bass Rocks Golf Club.
Bruce Tarr – Auctioneer Extraordinaire and State Senator
Auctioned Trips to the Bahamas, signed Bruins Hockey pucks, shirts and Lobster Trap chairs and much more, all donated to help support the Animal Shelter.
The Mike Fpnzo Phenomenal Volunteer Award presented to Peter and Diana Porper. (photo below)
Winners of the Golf Tournament with a score of 58, photo below.
Andrew and Rick Southgate, Nick Carleton and Chris Mason
I know, I know, too many fall leaves on the blog already. But I just had to shot this last one.
It made a big hit on Flickr.
-Len Burgess
Of course we had to row over to check it out. Gloucester is an awesome place to live!
Good Morning Gloucester 