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Category Archives: Visiting Boston Harbor
November on Boston Harbor
There are still opportunities for boating even in November on Boston Harbor. It is cold, often windy, and the harbors are largely empty with the exception of commercial fleets. shrink wrapped boats line the shores. It was a cold blustery … Continue reading
Posted in Boston Harbor in the Winter, Uncategorized, Visiting Boston Harbor, Weather
Tagged boston harbor late season boating, boston harbor november, november, november boating
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Boston Harbor Picture of the Week: Lighthouses
Despite being 2.7 miles apart, these two Lighthouses, Boston Light and Graves Light look very close together when viewed from Fort Revere in North Hull. Here is a shot of Boston Light in the foreground, with Graves in the back, … Continue reading
Posted in Boston Harbor Picture of the Week, Uncategorized, Visiting Boston Harbor
Tagged Boston Harbor Lighthouse, boston light, Graves Light, Lighthouses, Lighthouses of Boston Harbor, Nantasket Roads
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Visiting Castle Island
When you go to Castle Island on a rainy fall day- like this past Sunday- when you are the only one there, it looks kind of spooky. Sometimes it is easy to forget how spooky Castle Island can look when … Continue reading
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What to do with the dead whale
I updated this post after checking out the dead whale for myself on Saturday (10/13) as it was washed up on Georges’s Island. It was a sad sight seeing such a magnificent animal just lying there dead. The whale was … Continue reading
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Tagged dead whale, dead whale boston harbor, deer island, rainsford island
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Best South Shore Photos from Summer 2012
Below are some of my favorite photos taken around Boston’s south shore: The area consisting primarily of the towns of Scituate, Cohasset, Hingham and Hull. All of these photos were taken this past summer (2012). Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean from … Continue reading
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Tagged boston harbor, cohasset beach, hingham worlds end, scituate lighthouse, south shore
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Aerial views of Boston Harbor and its surroundings
I think one of the best ways to view the coastline is from the aerial perspective. Around Boston, most flights in and out of Logan Airport send you right over the coast, so you can get a unique perspective of … Continue reading
Posted in boston development, Boston Harbor Day Boat Trips, Boston Harbor History, Boston Harbor in the Winter, Boston Harbor Picture of the Week, boston local issues, Uncategorized, Visiting Boston Harbor, Weather
Tagged aerial view, airplane view, boston coastline view, boston from the air, boston harbor, logan airport
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Fall boating: A higher probability of encountering rough seas.
Fall in New England means changing weather fronts and the greater possibility of rough seas. On the Massachusetts coast, rough seas often are the result of an Easterly wind. The larger wind fetch of the open ocean to the east … Continue reading
Posted in Boston Harbor in the Winter, Boston Harbor Navigation, Fishing, Uncategorized, Visiting Boston Harbor, Weather
Tagged boating rough seas, boston boating autum, boston boating fall, buoy, fall boating, rough seas, trim tabs
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