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Tag Archives: Gloucester
Winter on Massachusetts Bay
With what seems like the longest New England winter in a decade nearly over, here is a look back some photos of harbors, lighthouses and ocean views that were taken around Massachusetts Bay over the past several icy, cold months. … Continue reading
Posted in Boston Harbor in the Winter, Boston Harbor Picture of the Week, historical place of the week, Uncategorized, Visiting Boston Harbor
Tagged boston harbor, bristol coast, cohasset, Gloucester, Rockport, salem, scituate, winter on mass bay
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Historic Place of the week: Gloucester’s White-Ellery House
As one of the oldest structures in Massachusetts, The White-Ellery House stands as a relic of Gloucester’s colonial times: With its protruding, rocky coastline, Cape Ann was naturally spotted early on by European Settlers sailing from the East. Captain John Smith was the … Continue reading
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Tagged cape ann, Gloucester, historic house, white-ellery
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A Unique Perspective of Massachusetts Bay
A unique view of the Boston Harbor and Massachusetts Bay: The Long Island Bridge in the foreground, with Gloucester’s wind turbines in the background. This edited and highly zoomed-in photo was taken from the top of the Granite Links Golf … Continue reading
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Tagged boston harbor, Gloucester, Granite Links, long island, quincy
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Boston Harbor Fishing Boats
The outer Boston Harbor has once again become a fertile fishing ground. Boats converge on the ledges and flats to pursue both lobsters and fin fish, coming from the harbors of South Boston, Hingham, Hull and Winthrop, among others. Below are … Continue reading
Posted in Boston Harbor Cruises, Boston Harbor in the Winter, Boston Whaler, Commuter Boat, historical place of the week, Off course, Uncategorized, Visiting Boston Harbor
Tagged boston harbor, cohasset, fishing boat, Gloucester, lobster boat, scituate
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A Tour of the North Shore: Day trip to Gloucester Harbor, Thacher Island, Rockport and the Annisquam River
This past Sunday’s conditions were ideal, so I made a trip up to Cape Ann. After navigating past the beautiful and secluded twin lighthouses of Thacher Island off Rockport’s coast, I decided to take advantage of the conditions and head … Continue reading
