Just hanging out in the Blue waters off Shore Road
Mug Up and Rubber Duck Ransom Saga, Saturday 9:30 at Madfish Wharf
Last week’s Mug Up ended with Rubber Duck being taken hostage by a pair of adorable but vicious ducknappers. Come to Mug Up this Saturday at 9:30 to see how this drama plays itself out. Will Paul Morrison buckle under and give in to the hostage takers extreme demands to gain RD’s freedom, will RD remain imprisoned (or maybe totally forgotten about and relegated to the back of a closet), or will Paul Morrison pull off bringing a massive rubber duck to Gloucester harbor to float outside Joey’s window and stare relentlessly at him until his Flexilis anatidaephobia forces him to give up RD? Come to Madfish Wharf Saturday morning and find out.
E.J. Lefavour
http://www.hobbithousestudio.com
Danielle Miraglia this Thursday night @ The Dave Sag’s Blues Party 8:30 to 11:30
A special treat this week as we welcome Ms. Danielle Miraglia to our stage. She’s a real up and coming talent in the musical world and I’m so glad to have her.She’s everywhere these days, so catch her before you can’t afford it! Mr. Blob Enik, fanciful thought-provoking glitarist , has brought her to my attention and will be joining us. Also, Mr.Jim Gambino, ace pinky-wiggler, will be on keyboard dooties as well as that landscape-beheaded drummbler, Mr. Steevee Chaggaris. Of course, Salmon Dave Sag will be on base, with a full count. I wouldn’t miss it for the world!
NEXT WEEK: Rikkky Russell, Edd Scheer and cutie-pie Mario Perrett.
40 Railroad Ave.
Gloucester, Ma.
978-283-9732
LAST COUNTRY CRUISE OF THE SEASON , OTHER CRUISES WILL STILL BE AVAILABLE . NEVER FORGET THE 9/11 ATACKS & THOSE WHO LOST THIER LIVES
Join us for a fabulous buffet dinner with carved prime rib, baked haddock and much more, plus a wonderful harbor cruise and music by our favorite DJ, Scottie Mac! 6:30-9:30pm. $49 adults/ $24 children.
Cruiseport Gloucester
Six Rowe Square
Gloucester, MA 01930
978-865-3210
Rump Roast
Coast Guard rescues owner and fishing boat (Looks like a lobster boat to me)
Coast Guard rescues owner & fishing boat in Chatham, Mass. #capecod @capecodtimes #uscg @USCG http://t.co/j2L3OwXu5G pic.twitter.com/djLhbhCJWF
— USCGNortheast (@USCGNortheast) September 11, 2014
It’s A Sad Day- Good Harbor Life Guard Chairs Leave For The Summer
Dedicated to the Medical Professionals Who Saved my Life
Yesterday I took my first short walk with no support other than my legs. Occupational therapist Shelly came over, I handed her my camera, and told her I was going to walk. Well, I did, after seven and a half months of grave illness and much therapy. I traveled 21 steps, and I call that a winner – Blackjack!
Miss Sandy Gets Worked On By Tommy B.
Thursday September 11th , 2014 Cape Ann Weather..
Marine Forecast :
Today S winds 5 to 10 kt with gusts up to 20 kt. Seas 2 to 4 ft. Patchy fog this morning. Showers likely this afternoon. Vsby 1 nm or less this morning.
Tonight SW winds around 10 kt…becoming NW after midnight. Gusts up to 20 kt. Seas 2 to 4 ft. A chance of showers.
Beach Forecast :
Sun / Clouds
Winds South to South West 10-20 mph
Water temps 68°
Temps 70-78°
Humidity 80%
Late day showers / Storms ….
UV INDEX 8
Pod Cast Weather :
http://www.spreaker.com:80/episode/4951369
Hourly Forecast :
Firemen Pressurize their Fire Hoses
Henry Allen’s Gloucester Boy
Starting our 4th Annual Young Playwrights Workshop! If you and your kids loved Song of the Sea, Murder on Rocky Neck the Opera, and Tale of the Oysta: A Seafaring Whoops, sign them up for this amazing workshop which will take place at our new Community Partner, Eastern Point Lit House and Press!! Ages 9+
Check out Henry Allen’s North Shore Folklore Theater
Contact 978-704-1269
Chickity Check It! John Groesser From North Carolina Paints The Dock
BG Brown’s F/V Kathryn Leigh Heads Out 5:51AM 9/9/14
Never Forget
Sleeping Swans in the Harvest Moonlight
Silly Amounts of Happy
Coffins Beach Wreck: Some Details
As reported on Monday, (here) the Coffins Beach Wreck has been undergoing a painstaking examination to determine its identity and history.
At the site on Monday, Harold Burnham speculated that the vessel might be a chebacco boat, named for the parish that predated the Town Of Essex. Chebacco boats were known to fish north-easterly to Newfoundland and were first constructed at about the time of the American Revolution. Most of these small schooners were destroyed by the British during the War of 1812. A modern replica of a variant of a chebacco boat is the Lewis H Story, flagship of the Essex Shipbuilding Museum.
Carved in the heavy stem of the wreck are the figures VI, indicating a fully laden draft of 6 feet. Buried in the sand is a V, or 5 foot marking.
Adding to the mystery is this chunk of coral found among what is believed to be the ballast rocks discovered deep in the boat’s hull. What is a tropical specimen doing in a boat that presumably fished the Northeast coast?





















