My View of Life on the Dock
Information provided by Jeff Amero:
The wheel is being shipped from Florida (cousin Chuck Amero) and will be rebuild by Captain Thomas Ellis over the winter and its new home will be at 20 Fort Square on the Captain Nelson Deck
Captain Nelson Amero and the F/V Doris F. Amero
Captain Nelson Amero Roof Top Deck at 20 Fort Square
On top The Captain Nelson Amero deck, Jeff Amero compliments General Contractor Anthony Giacalone for a job well done on his new home at 20 Fort Square.
Balistreri Painting, General Contractor Giacalone , Primo Plastering and Jeff Amero all enjoy the beautiful view from the deck named after Jeff’s Great Grandfather Captain Nelson Amero.
Wow, what an unbelievable amount of boat stuff all in one place. If you put all these boats in the water the ocean level would rise at least a few inches.
Cape Ann Marina has just way too much cool stuff going on. If you have not had breakfast at the Mile Marker Restaurant lately, order one of the Eggs Benedict and don’t forget the home fries. (Menu here.) These are not your ordinary home fries. They do some kind of magical double cooking of them so they are soft on the inside and crunchy but not greasy on the outside. I could just eat them alone for breakfast but their Benedict sauce has just the right amount of creamy goodness, and their crab cakes … oh wait, they also have a pretty nice marina, swimming pool (buy a punch card!), and they’ll fix your engine. You have to click through their entire web page and dream about summer.
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