RIP #TommyHeinsohn

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Thursday Nov 12th Streaming Nia and Restorative Yoga Classes cancelled due to tooth extraction Classes resume on Monday, Nov 16th

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

niawithlinda's avatarCape Ann Wellness

The tooth fairy is not my friend these few months.  Sadly a tooth that has been on the edge for a year gave up the ghost last weekend.  I have an appointment with the endontist on Thursday am to take out the tooth.  So no Nia or Restorative Yoga on Thursday.  Classes resume on Monday November 16th!

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Harrier on the Hunt

Posted on by Pat D

We took a ride to Parker River Wildlife Refuge seeking eagles, so I was very excited to spot a white tail sailing around the marshes. Closer looks indicated it was definitely not an eagle, but a hawk; probably a Northern Harrier. It was hunting relentlessly and another even joined up briefly. It’s very intriguing to watch nature up close and personally at places like Parker River. It is well worth the ride if you like to watch birds and other animals. There are also hiking trails and beaches to visit. We have a lifetime senior pass (very reasonable) and there are several other programs for cheaper/free access. Info available here. These passes are good several federal recreation sites. Military, 4th and 5th graders are eligible for FREE passes! Check out the link above. We are very fortunate to have this resource so close to us.

In the meantime, some Norther Harrier on the hunt photos. If I am mistaken on identification, I welcome input. I am no expert beyond knowing these aren’t my eagles!

onlyinbos: “Someone in North Attleboro has planted mini Christmas trees inside potholes around town as a passive aggressive way of getting officials to deal with potholes around the town.”

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

onlyinbos “Someone in North Attleboro has planted mini Christmas trees inside potholes around town as a passive aggressive way of getting officials to deal with potholes around the town.”

around Town #227….. I was Allowed to take a few at the very end to bring them inside and photograph them inside. Thank you once again to the generous gardeners for the wonderful things they did for all of us!!!

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Fog, Quiet, and Sun — pat morss

Posted on by patmorss
Fog rolls in over the rocks mid-morning
Most everyone on Niles Pond takes a quiet mid-day nap
With the sun marching south, this photo won’t repeat until February

AWESOME GLOUCESTER & PERSISTENT PRODUCTS HONOR THOSE WHO HAVE MADE A LIVING “ON FISH”

Posted on by charlene01930

In June, Awesome Gloucester commissioned Studio Fresh to create original public art to honor the legion of people in Gloucester who have made a living working “on fish” in “on land” jobs. The mural includes images of women processing fish, a lumper, and a fish cutter.

During the creation of the mural, Persistent Production, a Cape Ann based film and documentary production company, produced an original 6-minute documentary film.

The mural itself in now proudly displayed on an outdoor wall of Ocean Crest Seafood/Neptune’s Harvest in the Fort Neighborhood of Gloucester. The film will debut on November 12th at 6 PM on the Gloucester Facebook page. A community-wide conversation will also happen on November 12th at 7 PM on Zoom (https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81506707722). Both events open to public.