On Saturday I was over by the Tarr & Wonson Paint Factory looking to see if a few iced up fishing vessels were in the harbor. Harbor activity was slow at best with this cold weather. Then I realized how interesting the downtown architecture was from that vantage point.
Portuguese Hill and Our Lady of Good Voyage Church!
"Melissa Leigh" passing "The Fort"!
Passing Harbor Cove!
"Kathryn Leigh"!
She continues on!
"Melissa Sue" and dory enters inner harbor!
Dory!
Following dory!
In Harbor Cove!
Harbor Cove!
Iced up "Challenger"!
Ice line along Good Harbor Beach!
Group huddle!
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"Glosta Logic"
It's not "soda" and not "pop" or even "soda pop" it's "tonic"!
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It's a "rotary" not a "roundabout"!
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"Going up the line" is a term used when leaving the island!
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A "jigga"is a homemade powerless go-cart!
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It's not "Break Time or Coffee Break" it's "Mug-up"!
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It's not a "water fountain" it's a "Bubbla"!
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Angels in Disguise
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Unloading Haddock !
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3 comments:
Hi Jay,
Are you surviving this weather we're having? I've come to realize I don't mind the snow, it's the bitter cold temperatures like this that really bother me. Though I did get out for some shooting this afternoon and it felt good.
So that's a different vantage point. Looking at all the new buildings I can't help but wonder what Gloucester looked like 50 years ago. There must be old photos somewhere.
When are you putting the boat in? May?
I can't believe someone is out in a dory. My son Joey keeps asking to go out and I keep telling him he is out of his mind....LOL
Frank, just make sure he brings a life vest and stays in when the wind is blowing.
Sharon, actually you would see many more buildings on the waterfront during the "old days"! Where the CG station now was a huge sail loft. I used to play in there as a kid,my buddy's grandfather was a sailmaker. It was a great building with hardwood floors. big enough to hold at least six basketball courts!
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