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Gloucestercast 243 With Ken Hecht, Karen Ristuben, Ken Hecht, James Caviston, Chuck Haybeck, Karen Pischke, Kim Smith, Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 9/24/17

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Gloucestercast 243 With Ken Hecht, Karen Ristuben, Ken Hecht, James Caviston, Chuck Haybeck, Karen Pischke, Kim Smith, Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 9/24/17

 

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Topics Include:

Ken Hecht Running For City Council. Why?

Cape Ann Plein Air Facebook Page

FEATHER & WEDGE · SUNDAY BRUNCH- Make your own Bloody Mary Bar

FREE TRAILS & SAILS EVENTS TODAY THROUGHOUT GLOUCESTER, CAPE ANN, ALL OF ESSEX COUNTY

Mural On Parsons St

HAPPY FALL! THE AUTUMNAL EQUINOX HERE IN THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE FROM THOMAS PHILBROOK

CAPE ANN PLEIN AIR FESTIVAL CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Solo Italiano In Portland Chef Paolo Laboa Video Tour From Karen Pischke

MARS Manship Artist Residency and Studio raised $650,000 to purchase the Manship Estate- Starfield

Toad Hall Closing October 1st

Backyard Growers Grow Down Tuesday At Short and Main Fried Chicken Thursdays

Aria McElhenny is a monster grant writer.

Dan Allen- Peace Love and Honey

Monarch Migration Heating Up

Kestral Naturalist Meet-Up

Kim Smith Is Now An Essex Heritage Commissioner

 

 

 

Spring — at long last !!! The Vernal Equinox 2015 From Thomas Philbrook

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ZIP-A-DEE-DOO-DAH — Spring — at long last !!! The Vernal Equinox finally takes place on Friday, March 20th at 6:45 pm EDT. Wishing you all a warm, sweet, colorful and joy-packed Spring. We sure deserve it.

Winter Solstice 2014 From Thomas Philbrook

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Greetings!

IT’S TIME TO CELEBRATE — because on Sunday, December 21st at 6:03pm EST, your days will begin to lengthen. That is — if you live in the Northern Hemisphere. Those of us who do can rejoice at the coming of the Winter Solstice.

Mary and I wish you a vast abundance of goodness and light through this holiday season — and beyond!

OXOXOXO

Tom Philbrook

www.thomasphilbrook.com

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2013 SPRING EQUINOX FROM THOMAS PHILBROOK

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Greetings all:

FINALLY! The long-awaited Vernal Equinox arrives on Wednesday, March 20th at 7:02 am EDT. Crocus are blooming and the days are lengthening. May the miracle of Spring bring you as much joy as it does to me!

Tom Philbrook

www.thomasphilbrook.com

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Vernal Equinox Greetings From Thomas Philbrook

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Greetings!

The Vernal Equinox arrives here in the Northern Hemisphere on Tuesday, March 20th, at 1:14 am (EDT) — bringing the earliest arrival of spring in 116 years. Wishing you and yours a very Buddha-ful season!

Tom Philbrook

www.thomasphilbrook.com

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HAPPY SOLSTICE! From Thomas Philbrook

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HAPPY SOLSTICE! Winter begins in the Northern Hemisphere very early on December 22, 2011, at 12:30 A.M. (EST). You may be dismayed by the fact that Winter is just beginning — BUT you can also rejoice in the knowledge that the amount of daylight we experience will be on the rise. Wishing you and yours a joy-packed holiday season!

Tom Philbrook

www.thomasphilbrook.com

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AUTUMNAL EQUINOX ON FRIDAY!

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Greetings! Fall begins here in the Northern Hemisphere on September 23, 2011, at 5:05 A.M. (EDT). The word ‘equinox’ comes from the Latin words for "equal night" — the time of year when the hours of day and night are approximately equal. Wishing you all the very best during this crisp and colorful season!
Tom Philbrook
www.thomasphilbrook.com

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The Lady Elaine taking off out of Pigeon Cove Harbor Photo Thomas Philbrook

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Thomas Philbrook Writes-

Yo Joey!!  Thought you might like to post this. The Lady Elaine taking off out of Pigeon Cove Harbor one gorgeous morning last month. In this frame – she’s actually both boats. Keep up the great work "Buddha-of-the-docks"!

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CHALK UP ONE FOR MOTIF # 1 DAY

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Thomas Philbrook Writes-

Yo Joey!
Thought you might want to post this on GMG.
Here’s a composite I made of most of the sidewalk chalk renderings executed by kids from six to sixty at yesterday’s MOTIF #1 DAY. Many thanks to all those hardworking souls who made the day the success that it was.

Click the photo for a larger view-

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From Rocky Neck #3 Photo from Thomas Philbrook

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From Rocky Neck #3

Had the great good fortune to spend a Sunday morning on a friend’s deck at the very end of Rocky Neck during the 2010 Gloucester Schooner Festival. There were many vessels heading out to join the Labor Day Parade of Boats.

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New Dawn On Main Photo From Thomas Philbrook

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New Dawn On Main

An Autumn dawn on Main St., Rockport MA. I love the title of this pic — "New Dawn On Main" — because it has a two-fold meaning. Firstly, this photo compliments an earlier image of mine called "Dawn On Main" — pre-Shalin Liu. And secondly it eludes to the neighborhood prosperity many are hopeful for with the advent of the new Performance Center. Fingers crossed.

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Ginormous Snow Man Challenge From Rockport

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Hey Joey.

We just heard about a great snow man on School street in Rockport….also heard the snowman’s neighbor created an alligator in snow….perhaps this is happening everywhere and we’re just clueless.

Just did a drive by and the snowman is about 12-14 feet tall -it’s wonderful….amazing….

So…what about a contest in Rockport/Gloucester for the best snowman or snow sculpture? It’s the perfect winter for this – we all need a diversion! Or a snow festival? Perhaps we should take baby steps…with a snowman contest. Maybe a restaurant or two want to get involved and throw in a humble incentive?

Who knows? All I know is anyone who builds a 12  or 14 foot snowman should get some sort of recognition…OK – thinking of a name for this…the 2011 SNOW-DOWN….????

JoAnn S.

Rockport

Enjoy your blog…

Thomas Philbrook sent in a pic of said Snowman-

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