
Gloucester Bacheler Civil War Coat Aug 2018 Update

My View of Life on the Dock

The Boat Rolls Hard As George Walks The Trap Down The Rail
Visibility=Not Good As The Block Swings Wildly In The Wind
A Trawl Line Tightens As It Hauls Up Gear From The Bottom
George Sets The Gear Back Off The Stern- Mere Inches From The Edge As The Boat Rides The Latest Wave And Steve Loads The Bait Bags
I took these shots with my new cameraphone The HTC EVO. It tends to over saturate pictures and isn’t nearly as good a camera as my Sony DSC H20 but the beauty of it is that I can take a picture and post it to the blog in mere seconds. That is how I got you guys the Greasy Pole and Seine Boat results within 30 seconds of each finish beating every other media outlet by many hours and days.
I was sitting on the forktruck (the black bar in the middle is the mast of the forktruck) when I took these shots
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George Represents!, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
George Aboard The Trapper John, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Here is George, first mate on The Trapper John taking off his oilskins after a long day fishing.
George Taking Off His Oilskins, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Here George connects the chains that keep the floats in place.
George Setting Up The Docks, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Here George Sibley sets up his floats for the summer down on Rocky Neck.
George Fueling up the Trapper John, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Here’s George on a cold February morning fueling up the Trapper John.