That Italian cruise ship disaster had me thinking of the sight of these massive ships here in Gloucester. It's got me wondering why a local pilot wasn't aboard being so close to the shore. The "Costa Concordia" is a similar ship in size as the "MS Eurodam" which visits Gloucester and lets hope this recent sinking in Italy makes the cruise ship industry world wide a safer one.
Eastern Point Light wrapped in fog.
Breakwater
"Osprey"
Harbor Cove
Night approaches in Harbor Cove.
Foggy harbor from Niles Beach.
Good Harbor Beach
"Sasquatch III" heads in as the schooner "Ardelle" goes out.
"Thomas E. Lannon" passes "MS Eurodam".
"Lynx" at anchor and Fishing vessel "Midnight Sun" along with "Thomas E. Lannon" and the "MS Eurodam".
"Old Glory" from the Boulevard.
Port bow view.
Steaming by.
"MS Eurodam" departs.
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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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The Italian disaster certainly does make one think.
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