Poor turkeys. “Something’s Up. The farmer just unfriended me on Facebook.”

My View of Life on the Dock
Poor turkeys. “Something’s Up. The farmer just unfriended me on Facebook.”

This made me smile. Thanks, Mom’s Kitchen! Your decorations brightened my day.





We returned to Seaport Grille recently and had another marvelous experience. Honestly, we waited until many of the visitors had left the island so we could enjoy a quieter evening meal at one of our favorite places. All COVID protocols are in place and strictly followed. I had the delicious French Onion soup and filet mignon with béarnaise sauce that I had been craving. Jim tried one of the cod specials with crabmeat and heirloom tomato sauce. He enjoyed that very much! I always try to finish my Seaport Grille meal with a Seaport coffee. Jim ordered cheesecake. The atmosphere was enhanced with the fairy lights on the enclosed (toasty) deck. We left full and very happy with our choice! Make your reservations on Open Table, easy peasy: link here.






Scuba divers heading out 8am Sunday morning 11/22/2020













Even though we did not get to see any Snowy Owls the day was beautiful on Sunday. The new Hellcat Trail is great.

Cloud-filtered light….


About us:
Twin Light Smoke house was established in June 2020. We are local run smokehouse with a team born and raised on Cape Ann who share a passion for supporting local, the ocean and great food!
We are a division of Cape Ann Fresh Catch, the largest community supported fishery in the US. Our goals are intertwined, we aim to provide the freshest, tastiest, sustainable seafood available.
We have a great team and a great smoking teacher. Paul “Sasquatch” Cohan, the founder of Sasquatch smokehouse, is our friend and mentor. We also continue the Sasquatch brand through our smokehouse.

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Creativity at its best.
It’s always fun to find a group of photos you intended to post but forgot about! It was a gorgeous day at Niles Pond about 2 weeks ago that brought out several plein air painters like you see here. This kind of scene makes me wish I had that kind of talent. So grateful that those that do have artistic talent are so willing to share their work.




GloucesterCast 450 With Sista Felicia, Zoe and TJ From Twin Light Smokehouse, Jim Capillo, Chris McCarthy, Nichole Schrafft, Jim & Pat Dalpiaz and Joey C Taped 11/22/20
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We will be doing a live drawing for one of Sista Felicia’s cookbooks during the podcast so tune in to win!!!!
Jim Capillo Audio Engineering Today! New Camera, Studio lighting coming!
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The Farm Bar and Grill Tennessee Hot Chicken Sandwich Is No Joke. Thank you to our friends Bradley, Noah and Ryan from the Farm Bar and Grill for hosting us Friday and thanks yo our great server Denise as well as manager Alyssa!!!
Ginger Vs Mary Ann
*(Bex will come next week Nov 29)*
1. Texting etiquettes
Ex: a woman texted a contractor for a quote but it was after midnight (loool)
His response : here is your quote “Who the Fuck texts someone after midnight for a quote “
2. Driving etiquettes
Ex: Have you experienced (XYZ) how should it be handled?
Joey’s Art Show At Cape Ann Coffees All Pieces are $150 Framed and Ready To Hang on Your Wall
We didn’t get enough of Mile Marker One at podcast 449 this week, so we went back for our lunch on Saturday. It’s a gorgeous setting on the water made even better by a varied menu of food and drink. While we were there, several families were also having lunch so it is family friendly as well as COVID aware. We saw GM Patrick Hurd on our way out and shared our delight with the roast turkey chaffle and the Italian sandwich. The Italian sandwich could be a contender in a future taste-off! Thank you Patrick and staff for a lovely lunch on the water.



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Armand Sindoni (1929-2002) was a Massachusetts native. He resided and worked on Rocky Neck. For many years he was the artist in residence for the Gloucester Schooner Festival. This is a follow up post.
Earlier this week, I posted a GMG reader request wanting to know more about a specific Armand Sindoni work of art. I added one Sindoni portrait and asked readers to join in.
GMG reader Kathy reminded us about the Sindoni murals at Destino’s:
“Armand Sindoni painted the beautiful murals inside Destino’s. One of the vessels in the murals is the “Can Do”. It was lost during the blizzard of ‘78, going to the rescue of a huge freighter that was off of Beverly, that is also in the mural. The other vessel in Sindoni’s mural is the “Alligator”, a fishing vessel that was also lost during the blizzard.“
Kathy W.
Here are interior (and exterior) photographs I took 2017,2018 and 2020 highlighting some of the art and history details you’ll find there.
There is another work by Sindoni on display at Destino’s. Behind the counter is a portrait of Alex Destino, Sr.

Another GMG reader shared a Sindoni nocturne hanging in her home (courtesy photo)


Thanks to all for taking the time to share your messages about Armand Sindoni.