My View of Life on the Dock
Martin Del Vecchio submits-
The city’s Planning Board is hearing the proposal for the Soones Court subdivision on the Back Shore on Thursday, February 4th at 7:00p. There will be a public comment period.
This is a link to 178 Atlantic Road (lot 76-5) on the city’s mapping web site:
http://www.mapgeo.com/gloucesterma/?extent=-7863822,5250971,-7862294,5251757&basemap=BM&propertyid=76-5
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Bobby Ryan and Ryan and Wood are now making three types of Whiskey and they are at the forefront of the highly sought after Whiskey market. Their Wheat Whiskey is produced in such an artisan way that it takes a crazy long time to produce and people have been fighting to be able to score it.
Bobby brought down a bottle for me inside this Bob Morris (a Rockport lobsterman) produced lobster trap wire lobster!
If you haven’t visited Ryan and woods up in Blackburn Industrial Park you really ought to go up for a tour. It’s a treasure and really interesting to see how such an artisan crafted produced is produced right here in our city.
Check out the website for directions and to go see it in action!- http://www.ryanandwood.com/tours.html
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Friday February 12 at 8:00 pm is comedy night at the Gloucester Area Astronomy Club! Club fave Glenn Chaple will regale us with his presentation on astronomy humor; Glenn will be briefly preceded by Steve Kolaczkowski with the low down on what’s up for 2016, presented in his inimical style. Hint: there will be planets galore, and even a transit!
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Looking for a job at an awesome urban agriculture nonprofit? Check out our new Community Programs Manager position and apply today!
This is our team being rad. This could be you!
Backyard Growers (BYG) is a grassroots, non-profit organization helping to reshape Gloucester’s relationship with food. We provide resources and support to establish vegetable gardens at homes, housing communities, organizations, and schools. In the end we create life-long gardeners inspired by the power of growing one’s own food. For more information about Backyard Growers, please visit http://www.backyardgrowers.org.
Monty Python’s John Cleese says political correctness is killing comedy. http://go.some.ly/B0NVYe9
Now this is pretty cool-
Set to music by Peter Dayton, “Perfect Wave” is a compilation of clips from the day after blizzard Jonas, filmed along the Back Shore and at Good Harbor Beach. I only needed a few shots of B-roll for several projects but the light was so beautiful I stayed and stayed. Mesmerizing, yet terrifying to imagine being on the sea in a boat, the waves were spectacular from every vantage point along Atlantic Road. As a friend said, it was a photographer’s dream that afternoon. I’d love to make another short to Peter’s fantastic surfing song, set in Gloucester at Good Harbor Beach, but during the summertime.
So many thanks to my friend Peter for allowing use of “Perfect Wave.” I heard the song on his website recently. Boston rockers will surely remember Peter from La Peste. Peter is also a phenomenal painter and you can see some of his images of minimalist surfboard inspired paintings and collaged flower paintings on his website here: Peter Dayton
Peter’s fabric designs for Dior on the New York runway
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2 yoga classes in 1 day. (We recommend back to back)
You know that feeling you get when you walk out of a hot power yoga class? Like your body, mind, and soul have all been run through a washing machine? Your head is clear, you’re healthy, and free from any discomfort? Imagine feeling twice as good.
Yes. In fact it’s a lot better for you than eating white sugar or drinking cocktails.
Just come and take two classes in one day, any day in the month of February. Let the teacher or check in person know that you’ve doubled down and you will be entered in to the drawing.
Yes! Check in on facebook (photos are a huge plus) at Cape Ann Power Yoga and a…
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Follow along this morning –
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Larry from http://www.thewolfepit.com has my favorite bbq video series check out his site at the link above for this recipe.
Set up the Kettle for the snake method using briquettes, cherry chips and mesquite chunks.
Got a third of a chimney going and dumped the asked over coals onto the left end of the briquette “fuse” looking to keep temps around 250 degrees for smoking the beef.
Applied Worcestershire sauce to the chuck roast and then coated with coarse salt and black pepper.
Once the pit hit 250 degrees tossed the beef on and inserted the probe.
Closed the lid and started chopping the veggies. Chopped half a green pepper, a whole red pepper, two jalapeño peppers with the seeds, three Cloves of garlic minced and a half of a red onion in
Once the beef hits 165 internal we pull it…
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Exhibit at the Matz Gallery, Sawyer Free Library – February 2016
Photographs by David Bovet
Artist’s Statement
Fishing and the sea have defined Gloucester for centuries. The sights and smells of the water and boats are everywhere. I love roaming the docks in Gloucester to see what’s happening and perhaps capture a compelling image.
These photographs attempt to convey some of the unique marine flavor of Gloucester – especially the rugged beauty of the city’s pride, its fishing boats. And a few shots of the wide horizon’s grander view as well. My focus is on light, color and pleasing patterns, on large or small scale.
I hope you enjoy viewing these pictures as much as I’ve enjoyed making them. Walk around Gloucester and check out the waterfront in person!
Biography
This show combines my lifelong passion for boats and the sea with the art of photography. I first visited Gloucester during college, while in Boston for a work term at a fishing boat design firm. Originally trained as a naval architect, I’ve since moved on to management consulting but never lost my love of boats. A Lexington resident, I also own a home in Gloucester and enjoy spending time on Cape Ann. I’m a member of the First Parish Fine Arts Photography Club in Concord and have exhibited at the State House in Boston and at venues in Lexington and Concord.
Not anyone else’s but mine. Not the metermaid. Not the City of Gloucester. Not the parking clerk. It’s Joey Ciaramitaro’s fault. Because even though I fed two other meters in different downtown locations just one hour earlier, I forgot to feed this one. It wasn’t a conscious decision to try to run in and run out of the store. It was just a mental lapse and I forgot. So it’s on me. I accept 100% of the responsibility and blame.
Well, if this isn’t a lovely way to end the day I don’t know what is.
Thank you to Paul and Betsey Horovitz for helping us see what it looks like to end their day at Lighthouse Beach in the Annisquam.
Created by Jon Cooney. See more of Jon’s stellar work on his website at Jon Cooney Productions.
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Good Morning Gloucester 