My View of Life on the Dock
Newbury’s Pink House no longer stands as of very recently and I was admittedly a bit sad to find this photo in my phone while searching for something else this weekend.
“The Pink House was an uninhabited historic house and popular photography and painting subject in Newbury, Massachusetts, United States. The house was built in 1925 and was privately owned until it was sold to Parker River National Wildlife Refuge for $375,000 in 2011.”
Sweet! Downriver Ice Cream along 133 in Ipswich is open for the season (conveniently located across the road from a dispensary haha). I stopped by recently for a little treat. Well, this sundae was a fair size and hit the spot!
This spring has been not the best for sunsets. We still walk and hope for some color. On Thursday hope faded and then color.
Ever Green…
I’ll admit Ipswich Butcher Brothers social media got me intrigued enough to stop by recently on my way through Ipswich. Located on High St, it’s easy to swing in on my way to or from points north which is my semi regular route. I picked up a roast beef wrap (which was a pre-prepared daily special) and some macaroni salad. There’s a wide variety of deli meat available along with other interesting products, many of the locally produced. You can call or text your order in ahead of time for pickup which I think is very convenient. Butcher shops are not typically on my list of regular stops, but in this case, I think it just became one.
Georgia is a year-old bundle of joy who’s looking for her forever family! At 40 pounds, this sweet gal is ready for a lifetime of adventures, cozy cuddle sessions, and plenty of toys to call her own.
Georgia LOVES her playtime and has a blast zooming around with her dog friends, but she’s hoping to be the queen of her own castle as the only dog in the home. She’s not one to share her most prized possessions, but she’s more than ready to shower her humans with all the love they can handle.MEET GEORGIA
C. C. Langill’s Essex St., on the Lower East Side in Manhattan.
“יין גפן ויין שרף וכל מיני משקאות של פס [Wines and liquors and all kinds of beverages for Passover]” “D. L. Isaacs 26 Essex St.”–sign (in Hebrew and English) over foreground storefront.
credit: The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Picture Collection, The New York Public Library. The New York Public Library Digital Collections. https://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/510d47e0-ccf9-a3d9-e040-e00a18064a99
On last week’s GloucesterCast podcast we talk about some great restaurants that deserve their flowers that we may not mention as much as we should. 💐💐💐💐💐@franklincapeann @magnolia525tavern @oliversharbor_gloucester @tequilamachaca @yellagrille @discovergloucester
On Tuesday it was very rainy and then pop goes the sun. The light on Stacy Boulevard was amazing.
Whimsy…
We are three weeks out from the scheduled re-opening of the Atlantis Oceanfront Breakfast Cafe on Atlantic Road so save the date! May 3rd opening for 2025 season!
I joined the scallop boats and crews in admiring Half Moon Beach on a spring afternoon. It was very peaceful and relaxing.
Good Morning Gloucester 