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The Dogfish: Ugliest and most detested fish in local waters
A couple months ago, I wrote here about the ugliest fish you can catch in Boston Harbor and in the Northeast generally. The feedback I have gotten is that the Spiny Dogfish is not only the ugliest, but most disliked … Continue reading
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Tagged boston harbor fishing, dogfish, spiny dogfish, ugliest fish, ugly fish
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D-Day: The 68th Anniversary
June 6th marks the 68th anniversary of D-Day, when American, British and Canadian soldiers invaded the beaches of Normandy and began the battle of the Western Front in Europe. Boston played an important role in America’s preparation for the invasion. … Continue reading
Posted in Boston Harbor History, Tour Boats, Uncategorized
Tagged battleship museum boston, battleship tour boston, boston harbor d-day, boston harbor history, boston harbor naval history, d-day, naval history boston harbor
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An elegant old tall ship in front of our new skyline
I took this shot the other night while pulling out of the harbor. I was struck by the old look of this ship against the backdrop of our new and ever changing waterfront skyline. The ship is the Roseway, a … Continue reading
Boston Harbor picture of the week: Storm moving out to sea at sunset
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Tagged bosoton harbor picture of the week, boston harbor storm, boston harbor sunset, boston harbor sunset cruise, sunset storm boston harbor
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Provincetown Ferry
Posted in Boston Harbor Cruises, Boston Harbor Day Boat Trips, Tour Boats
Tagged boston harbor day boat trips, boston harbor day trip, day trip, provincetown ferry, visiting provincetown
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Boston Harbor Picture of the Week: Bridge in thick morning Fog
Here is an early morning shot taken in last week’s heavy fog while passing under the Long Island Bridge in Boston Harbor.
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Tagged boston harbor fog, bridge in fog, Long Island bridge, old creepy bridge
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Cargo Ship Traffic in the Harbor
Big cargo ships are a frequent sight in Boston Harbor. In fact, the Conley Terminal in Boston is one of the largest on the East Coast, handling 1.5 millions metric tons of cargo annually, according to their website. These boats … Continue reading
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Tagged boston harbor boating, boston harbor cargo ships, boston harbor conley terminal, boston harbor navigation, cargo ship
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