On GMG- Of Course 🙂
The Happy Taco Is located on 375 Main Street right in front of Rose’s Marine and diagonally from the Hess Gas Station.
You can check out the website here-
www.thehappytaco.com
My View of Life on the Dock
On GMG- Of Course 🙂
The Happy Taco Is located on 375 Main Street right in front of Rose’s Marine and diagonally from the Hess Gas Station.
You can check out the website here-
www.thehappytaco.com
Victor Mastone talks specifically about the old anchor Dave Jewell Snarled up in his lobster gear.
This interview aired on Cape Ann TV last week and Rich was kind enough to share it with us.
LobsterFest is August 13th, 2011 and is always a great time.
Rockport, North Shore, and Greater Boston, MA – Rain or shine, on Saturday, August 13 from 12 noon to 7 pm at the American Legion Hall Bandstand on scenic Back Beach in Rockport, MA, Rockport Rotarians will host their 15th annual public LobsterFest cookout, open to all, and including free entertainment by the legendary Cape Ann Jazz band. Enjoy a complete meal of hot boiled lobster, corn-on-the-cob, clam chowder, roll and butter, watermelon and a soft drink in this festive and picturesque setting for just $25. (military/fire/police/EMT price: $23). A cash menu of hot dogs, burgers, chips, desserts, beer and wine is also available. Each year close to 800 people enjoy this lively event, and funds raised support the good community service projects of Rockport Rotary.
Advance tickets are recommended, available at Granite Savings Bank, John Tarr Store, Rockport National Bank, Village Silversmith, BankGloucester, or from a local Rockport Rotarian or by calling Event Chair & President-Elect Laurene Wessel 978-290-8035, email: lwessel@bankgloucester.com
– Don’t Miss It! –
Free-spirited lobsterboy mascots Camden, Kyle, and Eamon will be on hand along with live entertainment from the Cape Ann Jazz Band and hundreds of great folks turning out to support the community service work of Rotary this saturday, August 13, at Rockport Rotary’s 15th annual LobsterFest. More than lobsters will rock, noon to 7 pm, rain or shine, at the Legion Bandstand on Rockport’s scenic back beach! For just $25 cool greenbacks, you get a complete hot-boiled lobster dinner with corn-on-the-cob, chowder, roll and butter, beverage and watermelon (military/fire/police/EMTprice $23). A cash menu of hot dogs, burgers, chips, desserts, beer and wine (yes!) is also available. Advance tickets @ Granite Savings Bank, John Tarr Store, Rockport National Bank, Village Silversmith, BankGloucester, from local Rotarians, or by calling 978-290-8035. Get more scoop at http://www.rockportrotary.org Lobster is good for you and for community, too!
This is an absolute no-brainer must do event. The prizes, cookout and t-shirt are worth more than the entry fee.
Get in on it for Wicked Pissah Fun!
Ed Rioux wanted us to Share this video with our readers-
Ed writes-
i am now 81 dont think i know you – may know family members from the old days
my dad fished out o gloucester late 30s 40s 50s italian fleet seiners draggers would like very much to talk to you about this– we are releasing a dvd ( a 8mm movie converted to a dvd- taken in 1944 of the dragger Curlew fishing at the banks) probably sadly we wont see fishing like this again – history for sure
Filmed Using The Kayalu nClamp and Kodak Zx3
Loving these Kayalu clamps. The ball heads are completely interchangeable between the suction head RAM Mount and The nClamp so you can mount a camera in just about any situation. The things that get me goin, I swear I’m such a geek.
To Make clear the following is only satire and I’ll take responsibility for people not from around the waterfront misunderstanding
I was wrong to assume that because I predominantly write our hyperlocal blog for our Cape Ann residents that people would understand how preposterous the notion that you could have time to move all the lobster gear even if they knew where the lobsters were released and to set it and for those lobsters which were probably miles away from that location would ever get caught.
I was obviously wrong and people did not understand with the outlandishness of it all that it was a joke.
It’s on me.
What I am happy for is that the releasing of the lobster story which would have been a simple story largely forgotten by now has gotten huge legs and all the positives of Buddhism are highlighted. For that I am grateful.
For those of you who would like to learn more about Chokhor Duchen click to find out.
You know the craziest part? So many people think I’m hatin on Buddhism, but I download a Buddhhism podcast from this guy that Lindsay Crouse recommended that I listen to- Lama Marut.
Check him out, the guy makes a lot of sense.
http://www.lamamarut.org/
also sign up for the upcoming Summer Retreat, here are our interviews talking about the upcoming 2011 Summer Retreat-
For More Info-
For more info-
http://www.thesummerretreat.com/
Receiving the coordinates of where the lobsters were released by Buddhist monks, the boys went out yesterday and hauled the lobster traps they set all over that ocean bottom and caught exactly 534 lobsters, the precise number the monks released.
We used the Kayalu saltwater safe RAM camera mount to secure the Kodak Zx3 Saltwater proof camera to the aft window of the wheelhouse to record this.
It’s A Tough Job But Somebody’s Gotta Feed The World
Ted Reed From Rockport has an impressive TV resume.
Ted Writes-
I’ve worked in the Film and TV industry for over 30 years, starting at WBZ-TV, won 13 Emmy awards, and have lived in Rockport for 40 years.
He produced this trailer about St Anthony’s Feast In The North End for WBZ
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