You can pick up yours at PRESENT or order it here.
Thanks! —-Sharon
My View of Life on the Dock
This is one of the photos from the Magnolia calendar. To see more, click here or on the picture.
Thanks! —-Sharon
This one won’t create another disaster at breakfast for Paul…hopefully.
Click to find out about cairns and to explore the artwork of Andy Goldsworthy whose creations involve the use of natural and found objects.
justin demetri says: “civil war memorial in riverdale, by captain hooks” and he’s right! Swimdad did a great job of trying to figure it out, though. I wonder if Justin or anyone else has information about the symbols on the structure.
See you next Monday! Congratulations, Justin! See Joey for your t-shirt. And as always, thanks for playing!
Last week Matt Ayer was the first person to pinpoint the location as the Central Grammar Apartments The 1940 clue was the year of last graduating class from what was the old high school. (I only know because my father graduated that year.) Congratulations, Matt and all the others who got the answer! Matt, you can get your t-shirt down at Joey’s dock.
How about this snippit? Where is it? One clue- It’s totally out in the open. You don’t have to climb the City Hall steps, walk through the woods, or swim out to the island. Good luck and thanks for playing!!
—-Sharon
Click here or the photo to take you to the slide show!
What a great time at the fundraiser for our good friend, Morgan Huke! Morgan has been the force behind the Harbor Loop concerts and many other music endeavors on Cape Ann. He recently has had some serious medical issues. This event was the perfect way to help Morgan and bring musicians and supporters together for a fantastic night.
Here are a few photos-more to follow.



Nothing like fall in New England, so here’s some colorful foliage on a building somewhere on Cape Ann. Can you figure out the location? Good luck and thanks for playing! —Sharon
Bob Ryan from Ryan and Wood has provided an XL Ryan and Wood Distillers T Shirt as a prize.
Update on Tuesday morning:
Hmmm….nobody has guessed at all yet. Ok, here are some clues-
-The date 1940 has significance as an end of sorts.
-It’s a converted building from its original use
-It’s not downtown, but close.
-It’s not a private home or office building
Along with Cape Ann and Good Harbor, the 2011 Magnolia calendar is now available. Click on the images below to see all the calendars.
They’re $15 each, and if you need it mailed to you or somewhere else, shipping costs are pretty low.
If you prefer, you can buy the refill for $12 each and re-use the case from last year.
PayPal and credit cards are accepted or you can pay by check.
Thanks! —-Sharon
To see more, click here or on the photo.
Micah Dean identified the common thread of the photos from yesterday’s contest as scenes from along Washington St. On Sunday I took pictures starting at the corner by the Blackburn and continued to the Rockport town line. It took a few hours, and I saw more than I had ever noticed in the past. Very cool!
Spearze identified the scenes in his response: “the first..blessed mother is at my former Aunt Vinnce house on Washington st across from Blackburn…second is Sclafani bakery. next is Ed mini mart. scroo kitchen,riverdale mills, bay view cemetry, plum cove….all in washington st.” Thanks, Eric!
And Congratulations, Micah!! You can pick up your t-shirt at Joey’s.
Here’s a slideshow of all the shots from my Washington St. trek- And yes, I know- the last few photos were taken in Folly Cove!
Last year’s calendars sold like hot cakes. I couldn’t keep up with the orders! So this year I’ve started early. Here is the link to the 2010 calendars. Watch for more info on the 2011 calendars soon!