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Tag: Gloucester Harbor
Good Morning Gloucester Sunrise Kayak: Sunday 5:30 AM Pavilion Beach
I’m trying to cover some of the shoreline I missed on the Blackburn Challenge circumnavigation. This morning I did Gloucester Inner Harbor. Tomorrow on Sunday it is over to the Paint Factory up behind Ten Pound Island, over to Niles Beach and maybe out to the Eastern Point Lighthouse before heading back.
Sunday 5:30 AM Pavilion Beach put in. Meet me there with a kayak and we will head out into the sunrise.
Essentials: PFD onboard, water. Non-essentials: a doughnut for the tour director.
If we get two other kayaks or more we might even schedule this for next Saturday with another put in.
Gone Fishing Is Going Fishing
Miss Merideth Barrels Across The Harbor
Johnny “Doc” Herrick Heads Out Aboard The Dog and I
The Captain Novello On A Hot Summer Day
The Captain Novello
Damon Has Company- Joey and Kyle Make Their Way Through Gloucester Harbor
Stanley Thomas and Dog and I -Colorful Boats- Colorful Captains
Heading Out- The Stanley Thomas
Gloucester Harbor 6:30AM 6/21/10
Working Boats- Sunny Calm Days-Tied Up To The Dock-Not So Working
The View From The Top Of One Center Street
Goin’ Lobstering
Miss Merideth Pulls Away From The Dock
Johnny “Doc” Herrick- The Ironman Heads Out
Lightning Show This Morning
Driving in from the west at 3:30AM this morning I followed the light show of a lightning storm as it headed east.
Lightning is very hard to photograph. No tripod and no idea how to keep the lens open on the camera. This is from I4C2 and the light in the distance is not the sun coming up. It’s about 4:15.

Had to burn some time before going epic fail rock hunting so went to Rockport. Lightning still going nuts but much harder to catch any since the shutter would not stay open. I took a ton of shots between strikes.

Gloucester Zen 05/24/10 Morning Mist Gloucester Harbor Damon Rowing
Minimal Commentary- Minimal Editing- Just a Slice of Time On Gloucester Harbor
Check out how fast Damon has that dory going. That’s a pretty good stroke for an old man!
