NEW LOGO for ART HAVEN – be sure to come down and get a Tee Shirt with the New Logo.
Mayor Kirk joins the celebration at Art Haven with David Brooks and Dawn Gadow.
Dawn talks about all the exciting things happening at Art Haven.
My View of Life on the Dock
Peter, a luminist talks about what makes Gloucester special
It was such a pleasure to meet Peter and his wife Paulina.
Something tells me our paths will cross again.
One-of-a-kind ceramic boxes at Side Walk Bazaar, made by potter Glenn Dodge in support of the Wellspring Housing.

Wellspring House | 302 Essex Avenue
Gloucester, MA 01930 | Tel: 978.281.3558
http://www.wellspringhouse.org/boxes.html
Barbara Blanchard talks about the worthy cause video.
The End of Day Rain did not hamper the Main Street Bazaar.
Be sure to come down Saturday and Sunday for more great sales.

Bob Hastings President of the Chamber of Commerce on top of things even with the rain pouring down.


Watch Video of the end of day rain
Let’s just hope no one gets hurt
The Kidnapper’s Demands Are Simple-
5 Dozen Cases Unmarked Cases of Kelp Krunch Dropped Off At Captain Joe And Sons.
I’ve been assured that if Paulie meets the kidnapper’s demands that the Art Rock will be replaced for the folks to search for it this afternoon at the Farmer’s Market.
Mark Ring Climbs Down In The Bilge To Grease The Shaft Bearing
Just Like a Cat!
Here’s A preview From The Travel Channel Which Will Show Bert The Conquerer On the Greasy Pole-
Don’t forget To Set Your DVR!
The art of Lobstering
Heading out to sea with Gloucester lobsterman Geno Mondello
Food for Thought Heather Atwood
Click the link above for the full story with pictures
excerpt-
Eight-legged, with 21 body segments and a brain the size of a grasshopper, a lobster inhales through its legs and exhales through its head, extracting oxygen on the way through its gills.
Lobsters can smell. While officially they don’t "hear," it is said that traps are usually empty on July 5, leaving many to believe lobsters hear enough to hide from the fireworks the night before.
Lobstering is the oldest continuous business in Massachusetts.
Click the Picture Below For The Video’s Featuring Geno Building Dories At His Dory Shop and out On His Lobster Boat
Dave’s site Is
GloucesterArtists.com
Dave writes-
Paul Ciaramitaro has been a roofer, a mover, a fisherman, and – at the same time – an artist.
Dave is producing videos for Good Morning Gloucester and Cape Ann TV
His work can be seen in the Cape Ann Historical Museum, the Seacoast Nursing Home, the Rockport Art Association, and the North Shore Arts Association… and you can see Paul and some of his art in this interview we did for Cape Ann TV
Thanks for watching
File Under: Beautiful Industry
The Jocka Offloads Old Wire Onto A Mobile Net Reel
Don’t forget to set your DVRs or tune in Wednesday night on the Travel Channel when Bert The Conqueror takes on the Greasy Pole
Here is the video I took of Bert walking when it happened live-
You should be alerted to this soon other places
You saw it here first on Good Morning Gloucester.
But of course you knew that
Click the Link below to View Clay’s Second Entry From Gloucester In His Travel Blog
Two Drink Max Is A Guidline In Gloucester
Gloucester, Massachusetts, United States kaleyoday click the link above to read his entire entry including a video with Frankie at the dock
Good Luck Clay
Paulina Drummond talks about painting in Gloucester with her husband Peter J Lyons
Coming next video with her husband esteemed luminist Peter J Lyons
Paulina also does Spanish voiceover work
From her Website-
Paulina Drummond enjoys a busy career as a working professional voice over artist in broadcast, industrial, educational, radio and television commercials.
She is an accomplished voice over actress, her voices over skills are internationally recognized: American Airlines, Expedia and Radio Shack are some of her many projects. Paulina has 10+ years experience in voicing radio and television commercials, narrations for various types of media, and is featured on many Fortune 500 voice routing systems.
You can see Paulina’s website here- http://paulinadrummond.com/
It was great to meet Paulina and Peter yesterday at our dock. Good people- artists usually are.
New Feature- Ask Ed.
Many of you guys know Ed from our many GMG Man vs Food Challenges. You might know Ed from his work each weekend cleaning up sections of the City as part of the One Hour at a Time gang with Donna Ardizzoni and Co. Maybe you saw him in our videos volunteering his time to help clear I4C2.
In any case Ed has been in the home repair and construction business for ever and as a FOB (friend of the Blog) I asked him to do a weekly segment where you the GMg reader could write in your home repair questions in the comment section and at the end of the week I would ask Ed the questions and he would answer them in a weekly video on these pages.
Here is The First Question Sent In By Beth Swan Which Ed Answers In the Video Below
Ed!
Pleased to have met you at the parade and what a great idea! I will have many questions for you as we are constantly working on projects with our 1929 home.
What should you do with a junction box in the ceiling that you no longer use (in this case for a fire alarm that we no longer hard-wire). Should you get a junction box cover, and then patch, seal, and paint, effectively removing it from sight, but leaving those lovely little mysteries for future owners to “discover”? Should you have it removed by an electrician to avoid potential problems (if this is even possible)? Should you just tape a superman poster up over it and pretend the ugly little problem never reared it’s tiny head?
—NOT an electrician
Ed offers honest and fair handyman services.
you can contact him directly for Home repair work at 978-479-6401
or his email housedoctors@verizon.net
Feel free to ask Ed a home repair question in the comment section here at Good Morning Gloucester and we will answer it in a video segment
or if you would like to visit Ed’s Website and sign up for his homeowners newsletter you can check that out here http://www.housedoctors.com/collard/home/
Kim Smith Writes In-
Kim Smith must have the patience of an angel because her butterfly photos are astounding and beautiful.
She writes and has many more pictures of the current butterflies chilling in her garden at her blog- http://kimsmithdesigns.wordpress.com/
Here is just a sample- Red-spotted Purple (Ventral)
The average wingspan of the Red-spotted Admiral is approximately three inches. The White Admiral has a distinctive wide white band on both the forward and hind wings, and on both the dorsal (upperwing) and ventral (underwing) surface. In the Red-spotted Purple, the white band is replaced with a band of iridescent lapis lazuli blue scales. It has evolved to mimic the highly distasteful Pipevine Swallowtail. Red-spotted Purples are found in greater numbers than White Admirals in the eastern part of Massachusetts. The opposite holds true for the western part of the state.
Purportedly, Red-spotted Purples are seen feeding primarily on rotting fruit, sap, and dung— infrequently at flowers—however, I see them nectaring often, and for long periods of time, at flowers. They are particularly fond of butterfly bushes, meadowsweet, Marsh Milkweed (Asclepias incarnata), and Joe Pye-weed.
Hostplants for the Red-spotted Admirals are extremely varied. Both races use cherries, including Chokecherry (Prunus virginiaina), Wild Black Cherry (Prunus serotina), Pin Cherry (Prunus pennsylvanica), plum (Prunus), apple (Malus), poplars, cottonwood, aspens, willows (Salix), birches, (Betula), hawthorn (Cratageous), basswood (Tilia), Deerberry (Vaccinium stamineum), and serviceberry (Amelanchier). The female oviposits a single egg on the upper surface at the tip of a fresh hostplant leaf. Our postage-tamp of a garden is much too small for the aforementioned larger trees, and too shady to grow healthy Prunus and Malus, so I am experimenting with a multi-stemmed Shadbush (Amelanchier canadensis), which I plan to keep pruned to a manageable shrub-size.
Here is one of her videos
Be sure to check out Cape Ann TV where Kim will be appearing on the Cape Ann Report with Heidi Dallin on Wednesday, August 4th at 6:00 pm to talk about her garden and design firm.
In This Video The Rabbit and Jeff Get Up On Gloucester’s Greasy Pole In Their Skivvies For A Test Walk
Good Times In Gloucester As The Sun Was Setting and We Just Managed To Catch The Light
For All The Jeff Schroeder Around The World Coverage In Gloucester So Far On These Pages Click Here
Homie Has The Place Locked Down And Secure
Don’t Mess.