Category: Working Boats
Lifting a Net Using The Travel Lift For The Lily Jean at The East Gloucester Marine Railways
The Jeannie B Comes- The Jeannie B Goes South Channel Gloucester Harbor
Gloucester MA Harbor Water Shuttle Video
Into The Fog- The Holy Mackerel Heads Out Of Gloucester Harbor To Get Them Lobsters
The Gloucester Fleet
Can you guess?
Baitin’ Up On a Rainy Day- The Degelyse
Mark Lodge’s New Lobsterboat- Tight Lines
In and Out of the Fog
Gloucester At Dawn- Captain Dave Fuel Barge 4:47AM 6/5/12
The Golden Hour
The Golden Hour
from; digital photography review
“The “hour” part of the golden hour is a misnomer. The length of time depends on how long the sun plays on the horizon. That changes by the time of the year and the latitude. Near the equator, the golden hour lasts but a few minutes as the sun moves relatively quickly. Closer to the poles, the golden hour can last for hours.
The quality of the light during the golden hour can be dramatically different from what comes before and after. The difference in time can be just a few brief minutes, so be prepared.”
Gloucester At Dawn- 4:47AM 5/27/12 The Miss Sandy and Razzo Tied Up At Felicia Oil
When the bridge goes up on a Misty Sunday
Gloucester At Dawn- 4:47AM 5/29/12 The Phyllis A On The East Gloucester Marine Railways
Gloucester Harbor In the 60’s Photos From Geno Mondello
Gloucester At Dawn- North and South Channel Ahead- Gloucester Harbor 4:42AM 5/19/12
Ultramarine Allison ~ Carol
The beautiful French ultramarine blue of the Allison ~ Carol. The word ultramarine is derived from Middle Latin ultramarinus, meaning “beyond the sea,” because it was imported from Asia by sea.
The Allison ~ Carol lobster boat in the travel lift at Rose’s Marine.
From wiki: Ultramarine is a blue pigment consisting primarily of a zeolite-based mineral containing small amounts of polysulphides. It occurs in nature as a proximate component of lapis lazuli.













































