On Monday, the sun was reflecting off the Boston Skyline.
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Boston Skyline
Great exercise and a terrific view up at Ocean Lawn.
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Sunset with Boston Skyline
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Photos to Relax By
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BOSTON TO GLOUCESTER DAY’S END
Day’s end from the Eastern Point lighthouse looking towards Boston
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GLOUCESTER TO BOSTON SCHOONER EXPRESS
Wouldn’t it be wonderful to commute to Boston via the Schooner Lannon!
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BOSTON SKYLINE AT SUNSET
Last night’s sunset from the Breakwater
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GLOUCESTER TO BOSTON EXPRESS
Both kinds 🙂
Click the photos to make larger and you can see the fine ribbon of migrating birds. Many, many species of birds migrate at night. You can often see them very late in the day as they are beginning their night time journey, traveling along the shores of Cape Ann before crossing Massachusetts Bay on their southward migration.
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GLOUCESTER TO BOSTON THREE VIEWS
With the frigid front moving in, last night’s sunset from Niles Beach revealed a crystal clear view to the Boston skyline. The warm hues in the photo are deceptive; a biting wind was whipping about. Peach met violet in the low hanging clouds and I thought the whole scene looked like a modern impressionist’s painting.
Boston Skyline from Niles Beach
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AMBER AND JOHN FISHING BOAT WITH SAIL?
What is the purpose of the sail on the Amber and John? Is to help power the boat or does it have some other purpose? I would love to know. Thank you.
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Lobster Boat “Rizla II” passes Mother Ann on the way Home
The “Rizla II” passes Mother Ann, with Boston Skyline in the Background.
Huge Freighter in the background in above photo
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We have the nicest Boston skyline views, without the traffic
When I lived in East Boston, we believed we had the best Boston skyline view. Granted it was closer, but we have a really nice view here without the traffic and crazy drivers.
E.J. Lefavour
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Boston Skyline from Magnolia Pier
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New Addition to Boston Skyline?
I don’t know what this was – strange cloud formation, LNG tanker explosion, skyscrapers erected overnight in Quincy, a giant sea serpent – but it created a very different look to the horizon this morning from Eastern Point.
E.J. Lefavour
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Boston Skyline from Magnolia Pier
The fall seems to have the best sky that seems to tell a story.
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Niles Beach on Sunday Afternoon Boston Skyline
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The Boston Skyline from Magnolia Beach
Pretty cool to be able to see the skyline of Boston from Niles Beach and Magnolia Beach.. Another reason we love it here
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Boston Skyline From Eastern Point Light Via Len Burgess
Len writes-
Finally got to meet Joey this afternoon and then caught a great sunset and a clear view of the Boston Skyline from Eastern Point Light.
–Len Burgess
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Boston Skyline at Sunset
Boston Skyline at Sunset
from Niles Beach
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View of Boston from Eastern Point
After coming back from too big a lunch at the Museum of Fine Arts (met my sisters for the Egypt exhibit in the west wing, pretty good and great birthday presents) I have missed my 2PM posting time. So to cheat I’ll post a little photoshopping of Sharon’s Eastern Point view of Boston with some Google Earth added.
I was looking at the mirage of the buildings and wondered if there was a way to name them. I go into Google Earth and view Boston (with 3D buildings turned on) from Eastern Point. I can see them. But since real is a tad different from artificial to try to mimic the buildings I continue on the 25 mile southwest line to target and view from off Marblehead. That is the middle shot:
Then to name the buildings I had to move to Logan to get the last shot. The left hand building is definitely the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston on Atlantic Ave. The “Washerboard” since that is what it looks like. Sketchy naming any of the others. The tallest one on the right is likely the IM Pei Hancock and the loaner one last on the right I bet is the Pru even though it doesn’t show from Logan. The mirage effect and that there is more heat back at Copley might pop it out. From the Marblehead view they are more noticeable.
From that view I am a wee spec to the right of the Prudential. I might just go up on the roof some night and see if I can pick out the Eastern Point Lighthouse.
Good Morning Gloucester 