Len Writes-
Tried to capture the partial moon eclipse but too many trees in the way.
Here’s an earlier shot with a morning crow added
–Len Burgess
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The burning tree sunset. Photo Len Burgess
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Fall at the Historic Burnham House, Essex, MA photo From Len Burgess
While taking some photos of the Burnham House a bank of clouds came up from behind me and proceeded over the house and within a few minutes they completely evaporated while heading out to sea.
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Ardelle’s Last Sunday Sail of the Season Photo Len Burgess
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The Roseway From Len Burgess
The Schooner Roseway in dry dock for bottom work at Gloucester Marine Railways Marina, Gloucester, MA
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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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East Gloucester Marine Railways Photos From Len Burgess
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Ardelle at the Madfish Photo From Len Burgess
Ardelle, looking beautiful, came over last Sunday A.M. to the Madfish.
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2011 Schooner Festival Sunday Parade of Sails From Len Burgess
At Gloucester Maritime-
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Schooner Festival Is Coming This Weekend- Photo From Len Burgess
Len writes-
Here’s the "Bald Eagle" from the 2010 Schooner Festival.
Wishing for good weather this year too.
Here is the Official Schooner Festival Website Hosted By the Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce
Sailing Instructions
Traditional Small Craft Races (2011)
Parade of Sail (2011)
Mayor’s Race (2011)
Chamber Artist Donald A. Mosher
Cape Ann’s Schooners
Thomas E. Lannon, leading the Parade of Sail
Adventure, hosting the Mayor’s Reception,
Lewis H. Story, flagship for the Essex Shipbuilding Museum, and Ardelle built in Essex in 2011
and the flagship for Maritime Gloucester.
The Bald Eagle and Sugar Babe from Gloucester
and Green Dragon from Manchester.
Click here for information on the restoration efforts
for the 117-year old Schooner Ernestina.
American Schooner Association
American Sail Training Association
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Schooner Ardelle Gets Her Masts Installed- Photos From Len Burgess
Harold Burnham’s schooner Ardelle got her 2 masts installed Saturday evening
at the Essex Shipbuilding Museum yard.
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Great Sunset Sail With a Little Wind and A Great Sunset- Photos Len Burgess
Get on The Lannon’s Website and Get Out There and Enjoy This For Yourself-
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The Thomas E. Lannon Photo From Len Burgess
A beautiful sight out off of Gloucester Harbor.
Len Burgess
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Annisquam Light From Len Burgess
Taken from the "Lewis Story", the Essex Shipbuilding Museum’s schooner on route to Essex to be there for the launching of Harold Burnham’s new ship the "Ardelle" on July 9th at 6:30 Saturday evening.
Len Burgess
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Ardelle Launch Photos From Len Burgess
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Tom on the Thom From Len
Captain Tom Ellis waves hello from the Thomas E. Lannon
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Burnham House Photo From Len Burgess
Late afternoon near high tide.
There never seems to be a bad time to shoot this great old house.
Len Burgess
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Len Burgess 2 skiffs reflecting
2 skiffs reflecting at the Essex Shipbuilding Museum shore.
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Robin Nest From Len Burgess
Len Burgess writes-
Last of the young Robins. Just 2 remaining as of today.
Made this robin house from plans on the internet and it works great.
Positioned it under my deck and can view it through a back window.
Len Burgess
Hey Len, how bout sharing the website on which you found the plans?
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Motif #1 back in the 70’s Photo Number 2 From Len Burgess
Here’s a 35mm shot of the original Motif #1 back in the 70’s.
You can see it was a patched-up rugged old building.
Also, thanks Joey for including the information of the Digital Photo Workshop at the Essex Shipbuilding Museum,
It filled up very quickly.
Len Burgess
Good Morning Gloucester 