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My View of Life on the Dock
Ok, I admit it. I thought the Farmers Market was just a handful of hippies selling fruits and veggies.
Boy was I wrong. It’s just another thing that makes Gloucester an incredible place to be. There was a good amount of people milling about and it was a very diverse group of people, not just hippies. What a positive place to be with the Seafood Throwdown and vendors selling their organic goods, coffee from Pleasant Street Tea and Coffee Co, entertainment and so much more.
Its every Thursday from 3:30-6:30PM. Chickity Check It Out!
For More info check out their website by clicking this text
Produce At Cape Ann Farmer’s Market, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Passports Farmer’s Market Pancetta, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Sugar Mag’s Scene, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Plum Cove Grind Almond Croissant, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Plum Cove Grind Croissant, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Sugar Mag’s Scene, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Passports Farmer’s Market Salad, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Dogbar Seafood Throwdown Meal, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Plum Cove Grind Counter, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Plum Cove Grind, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Click the picture to view the video.
Whiting looks almost prehistoric, straight out of Jurassic Park.
It happens to be my very favorite fish to eat. Headed and scaled and fried up. The flaky white meat falls right off its bone and you eat it like smelt, as if you were eating corn on the cob.
Whiting Up Close and Personal, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Plum Cove Grind, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Plum Cove Grind Blueberry Scones, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Check out The Seafood Throwdown this afternoon down at Harbor Loop. Press play below the picture to view the video.
Thursday, September 11th
Cape Ann Farmers’ Market
Education Tables: Sustainable Cape Ann, Kathy Middleton-recycling, Green Roundtable-Green Building.
Crafts: Helen Parker Textiles, Camilla MacFadyen (block print t-shirts), Twin Lights-pottery
Produce: Brox Farm (produce and fruit), Backyard Growers (produce, eggs and seedlings), Three Sisters Farm (produce and seedlings), Cider Hill Farm (produce, fruit and baked goods), and The Food Project (produce and fruit)
Other Foods: Steve Connolly’s (fish), Swiss Bakers (baked goods & Swiss treats), AJ King (artisan baked breads & sweets), In Good Taste (salsa), Sassy River Sauces (pestos, chutneys & tapenades), Common Crow (ready-to-eat foods, regional beef, cheese & eggs), Pleasant Street Tea Company (ready-to-eat foods, iced tea & coffee), and Couttes Specialty Foods
Music: Trisha deCaprio – fiddler and vocalist
Plum Cove Grind- Baked Goodness, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
The sandwich I got was the second one down on the right. It was freaking fantastic and my mouth is drooling right now just thinking about it as I type.
Plum Cove Grind- Delicious Sandwiches, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Here is a link to Merideth Glaser, the owner’s website.
(thanks for the link Kristin)
I stopped by “the Grind” last weekend while in Lanesville. What a find this little joint is!
Plum Cove Grind is to Lanesville what Last Stop Variety is to East Gloucester. I had one of the most delicious sandwiches I’ve ever eaten from here. It was a tuna sandwich but it also had (I think) candied walnuts and cranberries) not sure what else was in the sandwich but it was excellent! I mean EXCELLENT, EXCELLENT!
You just gotta try it. It’s worth the ride.
Plum Cove Grind, originally uploaded by captjoe06.