Cape Ann Images: Rowing Back to Normal!

Why I created this......

Born and raised in Gloucester, Ma fishing gets in your blood. Surrounded by the sea, kids here have a boat almost as much as kids elsewhere have bicycles! As I grew older my fishing ambitions gave way to what's around me. Although I still "drop a line" every so often, my attention wanders to the majesty of the natural light that make this place so special. Never is each day the same. The subjects may be the same but the light from the sea & sky will morph the subject into a form of art. For that reason artists have been drawn to these shores for several hundred years, they followed the light painting and sketching these surroundings. What artists capture with paint on canvas, I attempt to capture with a click.....if I'm lucky!

I guess that's a sort of Fish'n!

Jay Albert

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Monday, June 20, 2022

Rowing Back to Normal!

After a two year break from the pandemic the harbor came alive with the sound of oars breaking the waters surface. The International Dory Races between USA and Canada took place Saturday morning while the woman's Seine Boat eliminations race was held on Sunday in preperation for the upcoming St. Peter's Fiesta.

Results of the International Dory Races:

Mixed Race
Lisa Tanner & Robert Fox
6:04:99
Stephanie O'Neil & Jimmy Tarantino 
6:12:13

Over 50 Mens
Joe Sanfillipo and Erik Dombrowski 
6:05:08
Walter Nickerson & Willie Wells
6:22:36

Womens
Kath Moore & Lisa Tanner
6:28:91
Alexis Novello & Kristen Burnham 
6:34:44

Senior Mens 
Jason Mossman & Simon Bush
9:41:50
Sam & Peter Taormina 
9:49:15

Memorial Wreath for rowers who have passed.
Standing for the national anthems.

Joe Novello and his committee boat.
Colorful oar.

Underneath the Fish Pier!

Strawberry Moon over the harbor.
Practicing sein boat appears.
Seine boat approaches the Greasy Pole.

Sunday gathering for the women's seine boat elimination races.

Hurricane II races in as the seine boats race out!
First to hit the beach!

174' $40 million Yacht "MLR".
Pulling into the Paint Factory dock.