On Friday it was very gray and misty at Good Harbor Beach. Saw one surfer out on the waves.
Up and surfing

Wipe out

My View of Life on the Dock
On Friday it was very gray and misty at Good Harbor Beach. Saw one surfer out on the waves.
Up and surfing

Wipe out

On a cloudy and dreary Sunday, a lone surfer waiting for the perfect wave.

off Long Beach, view from Gloucester shore
low tide Long Beach – rip rap and surfers 3/5/2023



On Thursday the waves were awesome and then flat. A surfer trying to find the perfect wave.

Surfers and waves


Driving by Singing Beach stopped to see what the beach looks like. Lots of rocks on the soft sand. Here is a surfer diving into a wave and the Hiram Walker House in the background of a wave.



Thanksgiving morning I took an early morning walk to relax before all the craziness started. It reminded me to be extra thankful for the wonderful place I live.
The light we have on Cape Ann is amazing and everyday it’s a little bit different. It was nice to have the Thanksgiving break, where I had time to enjoy the mornings a little more, rather than my usual rush to work and sitting in 128 traffic.
~Alicia
Went for a walk on the Atlantic Ave path wrapping around Andrews Point and what did I spy but two surfers in wet suits standing on the granite looking at the waves.
But where is the other one? Not sure how he did it but one of them got out there. I was running up to the house to get the family to witness craziness and missed exactly how he did it. (I also got my cell phone so I could call the Rockport FD when they bashed their brains on the rocks.)
To the left is Hoop Pole Cove where the lone surfer ended up. He rode some amazing waves then somehow exited stage left. Coming up on low tide the rocks were slick black. I’m still a little surprised I wasn’t making a phone call. (Click on pick for larger.)