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Category Archives: Boston Harbor in the Winter
Schooner Roseway Spotted in the Carribean!
The beautiful Schooner Roseway, which visits Boston Harbor in the summer months, was spotted last week (by me!) in the Carribean last week….the US Virgin Islands to be precise. A look at the ships Itinerary at the World Ocean School … Continue reading
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Picture of the week: Fishing boats on a dreary winter day
Fishing boats sit on the harbor on a calm but dreary winter’s day:
Evacuation Day in Boston….also known as Saint Patrick’s Day
Evacuation day, occurring on the same day as Saint Patrick’s day, is an important part of Boston Harbor History. As the lesser known of the two holidays of March 17th, Evacuation day commemorates this date in 1776, when the British … Continue reading
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Boston Skyline and International Place from the Harbor
The towers of International Place and Rowes Wharf as seen from the Boston Harbor. This photo of Boston’s wonderful skyline was taken early on a calm winter morning from the commuter ferry. The sun was bright, and the wind was … Continue reading
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Boston Harbor historical place of the week: Deane Winthrop House
Winthrop is one of the cornerstones of Boston Harbor- if you view it geometrically you may see what I mean (i.e. the Northeastern corner). Naturally a point of inital discovery when approaching the Boston Harbor from the Northeast, this place has … Continue reading
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Storm Photos: Yet another one hits us in March
Yet another storm! This one will be lighter on the snow down on the coast, but will be long in duration. The long duration of high wind speed is expected to cause very high seas off the coast and potentially … Continue reading
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Tagged cohasset, noreaster, storm photos
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Martha’s Vineyard in the dead of winter
The Island of Martha’s Vineyard, like many seasonal destinations, becomes desolate as the winter months encroach. However, these seasons highlight not only the island’s natural beauty, but also the self sufficiency that is part of its heritage. The lighthouse at … Continue reading
