It's that time of year when nor'easters hit and time to haul hull. We had two nor'easters this week which brought 80 mph gusts and rain. All of Rockport, Essex and Manchester-By-the Sea lost power and a good chunk of Gloucester did too. Luckily my house never lost power. I managed to get out for the brunt of the first nor'easter and get some shots. Then on Halloween I hauled the boat out for the season, a 68 degree day!
Good Harbor Beach at high tide.
Winds picking up.The rain moves in.
Footbridge
Raining sideways!
Sign toppled over.
Brace Rock
Ship offshore in the stormy seas.
Natures explosions!
My lonely boat.
Heading to the boat ramp.Schooner Adventure being winterized.
Schooner Thomas E. Lannon Train approaches the new bridge.
Back in her winter home.
I need to power wash the bottom.
A trick or treater at my door, Mr. Sal A. Mander!
2 comments:
Hey Jay, we’re usually up North in the fall but missed it this year. Thanks for the great photos. We usually take walks along the BackShore & enjoy Mother Nature’s touches. PS - your trick-or-treater just had to visit haha.
Thanks!
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