Evelina M Goulart Restoration Update 6/30/08, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
My View of Life on the Dock
Evelina M Goulart Restoration Update 6/30/08, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Evelina M Goulart Restoration Update 6/30/08, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
The poll is on the right hand side of the site. Once you look through all the flowerboxes vote for your favorite in the survey in the right hand column of the site. Voting will be open til 11:59PM on June 30. If you think you have the best display contact friends and relatives to check out the competition and vote.
Click here to view the full size version of the slide show.
I highly suggest you view the larger version before placing your vote in the GoodMorningGloucester Downtown Merchants Flowerbox Poll in the right hand column of the blog.
If you have friends that might be interested in participating you can send them a link to this post
Let the voting begin!
Here is a link to the full sized pics-
Don’t be the chef who leaves the tail on the shrimp in an alfredo sauce or marinara sauce dish.
How the hell are we supposed to get the shrimp out of the shell without getting our hands all messed up?
Don’t be the chef that produces this-

Or this-

Thank you
During the slow blogging Fiesta weekend I’ll be rerunning a couple of my favorite posts from the archives.
In this video rerun, I interviewed a salesman at The International Boston Seafood Show about his “Humane” lobster killing machine.
The machine demonstrated here is supposedly a humane way to kill lobsters by stunning them with an electric current. How stunning them with an electric current is somehow more humane than any other way of killing a lobster is beyond me.
Some silly companies will rush out to purchase them so they can make their customers feel better about eating lobster because “THEY SAY” it’s humane.
LOL Bananaheads!
click the arrow in the lower left of the picture to view the short interview.
Rosa Rugosa Life Cycle Update 6/26/08, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Erik Dombrowski & Jimmy T, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Winners:
Junior exhibition race- Joe Harmon and Ben Favazza def. Kyle Edmonds and
Joe Ciolino
Note: Kyle Lucido and Randy Parisi won American eliminations
but were unable to race due to medical concerns.
Women- Canadians Natalie and Nicole Jones def. Americans Katherine
Richmond and Laurie Fleming
Masters- Americans Mark Duval and Joe Sanfilippo def. Canadians Tim Mair
and Kenny MacDonald
Open- Erik Dombrowski and Glenn Harrington def. Canadians Wylie Blades
and Donny Mahanney
Mixed- Canadians Nicole Jones and Trevor Swim def. Americans Laurel and
Jim Tarantino
Junior Seine Boat Crew Relentless prepares for practice days before the race of their lives.
Junior Seine Boat Crew Relentless 4:55AM 6/24/08, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Here is one of the customized footboards that dory rowers use to get more power when they row in the International Dory Races.
Customized Dory Footboard, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Grand Banks Dories Await The Races, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Well Ken and Nicole’s Joint isn’t exactly new any more but they still pump out the incredible food that garnered them this award. They have a fairly unique to these parts concept of allowing you to order half portions of meals. It’s a great way for folks to order a bunch of different things and sample them all.
Duckworth’s Bistrot- Best Of The New Boston Globe Magazine, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Here the Junior Crews pick which Dory they will be racing on and which lane they have. I’m not sure if it makes much difference in the inner harbor with tides, but I know the Seine boat crews take the tides into careful consideration when selecting their lane with the outgoing and incoming from the cut bridge.
Junior Crews Pick For Boats and Lanes, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Local contractors being used like Noble Electricians and Mcgrath Plumbing. It’s nice to see on a big project like this that local people are being used.
Cruiseport Construction Update 6/20/08, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
This is a picture of a dory rower’s foot board. When rowing dorys much of the power is produced from your legs. Dory rowers customize their own foot boards to their liking for comfort and fit to produce the best brace to push off on.
Dory Foot Board, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
The Manor Inn Steakhouse at 141 Essex Ave, just up the hill from Cape Ann Marina.
The Manor Steakhouse, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Hazy June Morning In The Harbor, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Essex Dawn 4:31AM 6/14/08, originally uploaded by captjoe06.