My View of Life on the Dock
In case you haven’t seen Joey and Kyle around the dories this week its because they are trying their hand at sculling in Marblehead.These pictures were taken by Kyles mom Michele.Its a program called Rowing For All.For info you can contact Maryellen Auger at maryellen@rowingforall.com. These guys are having a blast but they say its not a easy as it looks. If I get more pics I’ll send them along.
Cape Ann Youth Lacrosse 2011 Registration is now open.
Don’t hesitate to register for the fastest game on two feet and the fastest growing sport in America!
Registration can be complete online at www.capeannyoutlacorsse.org
Girls team are for players in grade K – 8th grade
Boys teams are for players in grade K – 8th grade
For More information contact Thom Falzarano ay 978-325-1696 or email thomfalzarano@me.com
Young Boy watches sunset from life guard station and the moon rises while flying a kite.
Come join us
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See You downtown tonight-
check for my updates here as to where we will be in Downtown Gloucester
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/
I saw the shots you put in todays GMG and thought you might enjoy this one.
My dad took it in 1955.
As always, love the blog- it keeps me connected with home.
Lisa
Kayaks Lined Up On Magnolia Beach
Donna writes- Cormorant on The Rocks…Looks Like Batman
While I was at the State Fish Pier. enjoying a home brewed cup of Coffee and reading my new Book
“The Yellow House: Van Gogh, Gauguin, and Nine Turbulent Weeks in Provence”(I may be as F’D Up as he was) this morning. I looked up and spotted a fast moving object heading my way. Man, those Seagulls can fly when they get a Tail Wind! Then out of the corner of my eye I spotted a very slow, sluggish and weighted down surface vessel. Oh, it was Paul Morrison in his new Surge Kayak hugging the State Fish Pier. what a Beautiful colored (not Paul’s beat red face) Kayak, Light blue top with white hull. Very Sleek! (again, not Paul Morrison).
After Tossing Paul a couple of Lattof Farms Monkey Breads from Rockport, Ma.
He headed off into the Sunset, I mean Sunrise.
But, Really. He was moving pretty Fast. That new Boat will do him good in next years Blackburn Challenge. He has a little work to do getting out of the thing. But I promised not to say anything about that. If I had some Manbags I’d be out there with him on Sunday Mornings.
Here are a few Photos of Paul and his Kayak from today;
Http://.www.FrontieroGallery.com
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
Joey:
This year the Washington DC portion of my family is joining us on our annual pilgrimage to Gloucester, which has not happened since hurricane Bib struck. They have become huge GMG fans.
Do you know of anyone renting sailboats, small ones, for day sailing? I found only one, Cape Ann Sailing school, and the phone number on the site is wrong.
You probably have bigger fish to fry (or lobstahs to boil), but if you have any leads, please pass them along.
Your first photo on GoodMorningGloucester was such a success I thought I would share your web site with everyone.
Good Morning Gloucester 