
Photo from yesterday’s foggy, drizzly morning!
My View of Life on the Dock

Photo from yesterday’s foggy, drizzly morning!
The boys and I explored the Cox Reservation the other day and attended the Intro to Geocaching class that I mentioned in my “Picks” post. While the fun of hunting for geocaches isn’t really new to us, we had a great time joining a small group of other attendees and hunting for some hidden boxes with some “professionals.”
The Essex County Greenbelt boasts tons of great properties that are always offering a large variety of fun and educational activities.
Another sign of summer the Farmers’ Market at Stage Fort Park, every Thursday 3:00 to 6:30.
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Swing By and Show Rusty Some Love And Thanks To Heidi, We Hope You Have Great Success On Bearskin Neck
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29 Commercial St, Gloucester, MA 01930

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GloucesterCast 186 With @KimSmithDesigns and @Joey_C Taped 6/5/16 #GloucesterMA
Topics Include:
Bridgette and Neil Matthews deer vs coyote pictures Picked up by Fox and CBS and WHDH.
City Hall going to be recognized by Secretary of State William Galvin is presenting a 2016 Massachusetts Historical Commission Historic Preservation Award.
Silverback Gorilla Taken Down When Baby Falls Into Cincinatti Zoo Pit
Plover update
Fun doing Lettice and Lovage with my daughters. Thanks To Heidi Dallin amd Lindsay Crouse for being so gracious with their time.
Cape Ann Farmers Market Is Running Every Thursday Into October
Strawberry Festival This Saturday
Schooner Challenge This Monday June 6th
Winter Moths Caterpillars
Got the honey bee cough drops
Steve Linsky Cazeault Solar Interview
Our Lobstermen have used lobster traps that people can buy
Ali Dies

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To make a reservation call any day this week after noon. Opening to the public June 17th!
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Unexpectedly I encountered a stunning bird that let me stand within only a few feet while photographing and filming, for quite a good long length of time. I hope to post tomorrow after I have time to look at the photos but in the mean time, love the feet! In one piece of literature that I read, the feet were described as golden slippers. With those corn on the cob toes and black claw-like toe-tips, I wouldn’t exactly describe them as such!
The corncoblike serrations on the toes are used to remove mud and fish slime during grooming. Strong, unwebbed feet allow the bird to walk and run great distances while foraging.
GHS girls rally to win first playoff game defeating Wilmington. The next game scheduled for Monday!!
I have taken this course at the Essex Shipbuilding Museum quite a few times and every time been there have learned something new. Wish to thank Lenny Burgess, Barry O’Brien, Dave Delorey and Tony Schettino for their guidance and patience. We always have a great time.
Whether Annisquam, Boston, Concord, Santa Barbara, or London, art dealer and gallery owner Jane Deering gives artists the great gifts of spaciousness and calm. Last night she opened JDG. This intimate new space in a renovated historic building on Pleasant Street in downtown Gloucester will give you an instant feel of her serene sense of proportion. JDG will feature a program of contemporary mid-career and emerging artists living and working in Cape Ann, Santa Barbara, and the UK.
Juni Van Dyke and Jane Deering are two very talented sisters. Thanks to writer, Sean Farrell, for sending photos from the party. I borrowed Sean’s phone to snap pictures as my battery did not keep up with several exhibits I went to before stepping in to ponder and celebrate this new beginning. More on the other shows later.











JDG, Jane Deering Gallery, 19 Pleasant Street, Gloucester, MA, 01930
(917)902-4359
Thursday – Sunday, 12-5pm and by appointment
Currently showing Points of View: Michael Porter | Chris Pullman
June 6 – June 29, 2016
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The Friends of Rockport Council on Aging held their Annual Duck Race yesterday morning at Millbrook Meadow in Rockport. Lots of “Quacky” friends helped to make this a successful event!

Pictured above: Kathy Hurlburt, Judy Tocco,Diane Bertolino, Peg Picard, Joyce Davis, Kathy Tettoni, Paula Bertolino, Faith Ronan, Charlotte Jennings