Tag: Good Harbor Beach

Zombies Spotted on Good Harbor Beach !

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

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Good Harbor Beach became Zombie Town on Saturday night, as the Blue Shutters Beachside Inn threw a Murder Mystery Night featuring a “walking dead” theme. The Blue Shutters innkeepers jumped right in along with guests of the inn – that’s Ed and AnnMarie Comer on the far left, Tony Sapienza on the far right and Patty Sapienza center front.

Tony, Patty, Ed and Annmarie

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Good Harbor Beach From Elinor Teele

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Before the storm…

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Just try to steal this picture…

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Good Harbor Beach art gallery.

Photo by Kathy Chapman

http://www.kathychapman.com

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Good Harbor Beach Going to the Dogs

Posted on by paultmorrison

September 15 has come and gone so it is OK to take your dogs for a run on Good Harbor Beach. Good to see that everyone was picking up after their dogs. Rubber Duck hates to step in it.  After the Mug Up on Sunday we took a stroll down the beach. I had to try out my Five Finger Vibrams. Worked great. They didn’t fill with sand and I felt like I was walking barefoot.

One of the main reasons for getting the Vibrams was for fishing off the rocks. Epic fail. The type of Vibram that coats the bottom of these things makes walking on slick Rockport rocks like a cross between walking on ice skates, axle grease, and ball bearings. Not good. Back to the standard Timberline work boot.

But the ultimate reason for buying them, driving Joey up a wall, they work perfectly.

 

Start of surf season, Good Harbor Beach From Kathy Chapman

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro


Start of surf season, Good Harbor Beach.

http://www.kathychapman.com

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Live Good Harbor Beach Webcam from the Blue Shutters Inn In Gloucester MA

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Click the picture below to watch the storm as it worsens throughout the day-

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Webcam courtesy Tony Sapienza and The Team At The Blue Shutters Inn On Good Harbor Beach

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After the Storm- Good Harbor Beach

Posted on by Alicia Pensarosa

After the rains and wind waned, the people went to the beach!

Even the Crazies came out to play…

-Alicia

Yeah, Sunrise Yesterday Didn’t Suck :)

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

If any of you want these printed you can contact EJ at our Good Morning Gloucester Gallery On Rocky Neck and she will print one up for you. contact her here

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Video- Driving To Gloucester At Dawn 4:45AM 7/10/11

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Wake Up Sleepyhead! See what you’re missing?

Cape Pond Iceman Larry Memhard Rips it Up at Good Harbor Beach From Adam Bolonsky

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Photos Video and Text- Adam Bolonsky

Larry Memhard’s dad owns Cape Pond Ice down the Fort. His mom is curator of the Cape Ann Museum. Here’s Larry in action at Good Harbor Beach. 

The blurry stills come from a 2-minute video:

Good Harbor Beach Skimboarding.

Shot with a discontinued old school SD/VGA  Flip video camera protected by a waterproof case.

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Video- Something You Don’t See Every Morning At Good Harbor Beach

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Filmed 4:45AM 7/8/11 The Creek Good Harbor Beach

Good Harbor Beach, 1930

Posted on by Sharon
Good Harbor Beach, 1930 Alice M. Curtis/©Fredrik D. Bodin
As summer takes hold and hot weather becomes the norm, I think of this photograph, taken at the Brier Neck end of Good Harbor Beach. It looks hazy, hot, and humid. Details of the Back Shore and Moorland Hotel are lost in the haze. Beach goers seek out the water and hide in the shade. The number of umbrellas makes me think they knew about the effects of too much sun.
Printed from the original 5×7 inch glass negative in my darkroom. Negative # A8357-048
Fred Bodin
Bodin Historic Photo
82 Main Street
Gloucester, MA 01930

Gloucester Zen- Good Harbor Beach At Dawn July 5th 4:50AM

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Sometimes when I bitch about having to get up at 3:45AM every morning for work I forget about being able to bring you scenes like this-

and then it all seems so worthwhile

(turn up your speakers and let the sound of the waves wash over you)

#luckytobehere