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Archive for March, 2009

Fog & Rain Continue !

More of a steady rain today and the pot holes filled with water make traveling hazardous. Too bad land vehicles don’t have depth sounders onboard,they would come in handy on days like this!

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Click the picture to view the video

Posted in Fishermen Profiles, gloucester, Video Tagged: fishing closure, Fishing Industry, Gillnetter, Gloucester Fisherman, Tom Ring, Video

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What Up Homie?

What Up Homie?, originally uploaded by captjoe06.

Posted in What Up Homie? Tagged: Seagull, What Up Homie?

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Dragger Pamet

Dragger Pamet, originally uploaded by captjoe06.

Looking at the picture you can see the wire cable that goes through the block and is attached to the door.  When the wire is let out the doors go into the ocean on the port and starboard sides of the boat and help to separate the net which is [...]

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Last week I brought you the info that there was this Ice Cream/Candy Store/Espresso Shop going in the West End where Mike’s Pastry used to be located.  Here is the signage with the offerings.  I’m still trying to track down the people who will be running the joint for in interview.  If anyone has any [...]

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Gloucester At Dawn- St Peters Marina 4:50AM 3/30/09, originally uploaded by captjoe06.

Posted in Beautiful Industry, gloucester, Gloucester Dawn Pictures Tagged: Commercial Boats, gloucester, Gloucester at Dawn, St Peter’s Marina, Working Boats

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Where’s this Great Blue flying? Joey, it isn’t Niles Pond. Not even close!
Have fun!
Posted in Uncategorized Tagged: Great Blue Heron, Sharon Lowe, Where Zat?

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Red Skiff Linguica, Onion, Pepper and Cheese Omelet, originally uploaded by captjoe06.

Posted in Eats Tagged: Eats, Linguica Omelet, Red Skiff, Rockport Restaurant

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Google Images

If you’re going to lift images from Google, its a good idea to look at them before putting them on TV, eh? H/T.
Posted in humor

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For those of you who didn’t see Joey and John Ronan’s interview segments posted last week, here is information on John’s upcoming book reading. And if you get a chance, see the interviews. Very interesting!
From the Beacon:
Gloucester’s poet laureate, John J. Ronan, will read from his new poetry book, “Marrowbone Lane,” on Thursday April [...]

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When listening to the VHF radio on the frequency that the the Gloucester Draggers use, randomly for years and years you would hear people anonymously saying “Who Killed The Bird?”  Finally, Stoga explains the meaning behind those mysterious voices asking that same question over and over after all these years-”Who Killed The Bird?”

Posted in Fishermen [...]

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Damon Cummings Dad

I knew that Damon Cummings grew up a navy brat.  What I didn’t know was that his dad was killed in action while on board the San Fransisco in 1942 and was awarded the Purple Heart and Navy Cross.
He even had a destroyer named after him,
The Damon M. Cummings

Photo comes from Jerry Church and this [...]

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Editorial and Comment by Zac “AGhostInTheSnow” Papantoniou
“Just when the decency police and moral values group have been all but defeated in the courts–both of law and public opinion–a new threat has emerged from our left flank: political correctness . . . The leftist thought police are now wanting to impose their view of propriety on [...]

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Sexting Pushback

It is good to see that someone is pushing back against the paranoia-du-jour, sexting, and overzealous prosecutors who have coupled with hysterical values groups to turn it into today’s “red scare.”
Posted in flunkies

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Soggy Day !

Rain off and on through out the day and that’s what I had to do…dodge the rain drops. I would get to one location and the skies would open up. Get back on the road and find another spot as the rain let up and shoot. Then it was back on the road and so on. Today I focused on the Rocky Neck Marine Railways and the Gloucester Maritime Heritage Center.

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