Category: Working Boats

The Captain Novello

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

I took a little liberty with the editing to make it look like an old postcard. Didn’t add those seagulls in but to me they look too perfect and I wouldn’t blame someone for thinking that I did.  Love the way it came out.

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The Michigan Bears Arrive in Gloucester 1910

Posted on by capeannpainter

Here’s a little History of Gloucester that you would’nt hear about anywhere else.

From Larry Dahlmer;

 

http://www.ladarts.com/ladarts.com/Welcome_-_L.A.Dahlmer.html

For an Interesting Timeline, Beautiful Paintings and Prints by Larry Dahlmer and on the History of Gloucester

Visit Larrys Gallery on Rocky Neck and  Check out Larrys Website

by clicking the link below;

http://www.ladarts.com/ladarts.com/Welcome_-_L.A.Dahlmer.html

 

 

Ocean Alliance Gulf Mission 07/08/10

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Kate Seidman presents the crew of the Odyssey with a touching flag and Ian Kerr spells out The Odyssey’s First Gloucester Based Ocean Alliance Mission in this video-

We’re looking forward to mission updates sent directly to us here on GMG-stay tuned.

Major League Soccer Ref CJ Morgante In Town To Officiate The Revolution Match Goes Lobstering On The Stanley Thomas This Morning

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Live blogged on

http://www.goodmorninggloucester.com

The last time CJ came to Boston to officiate a Revolution match was the third week of August in 2008 in which he went lobstering on four different of our lobster boats in 5 days-

You can read about CJ’s adventures as an Major League Soccer Ref Lobstering While In Town back in 2008 here

Offloading Barnacle Encrusted Lobster Gear For Cleaning

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

I took these shots with my new cameraphone The HTC EVO.  It tends to over saturate pictures and isn’t nearly as good a camera as my Sony DSC H20 but the beauty of it is that I can take a picture and post it to the blog in mere seconds.  That is how I got you guys the Greasy Pole and Seine Boat results within 30 seconds of each finish beating every other media outlet by many hours and days.

I was sitting on the forktruck (the black bar in the middle is the mast of the forktruck) when I took these shots

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Inside Looking Out

Posted on by capeannpainter

View from Inside Capt. Joe’s

Sunset from Capt. Joe's AKA GMG Headquarters
Inside Out from Capt Joe's
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