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John Wright Asks About Rockport’s Submerged Breakwater- I’m guessing The Infamous One Or Fred Bodin Has The Deets For An Interesting Follow Up To His Question

Posted on January 2, 2013 by

Hi Joey, I had a discussion with my father-in-law, Pete Ciarametaro, a former fleet fisherman, about a curious man-made rock structure 1.64 miles due east of pigeon cove. It is linear and facing due north. It is about 500 feet … Continue reading →

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Last Quarter Moon Last Night

Posted on June 11, 2012 by

A thin photo of the waning quarter moon taken at moonrise at midnight. Off to the right are the lights marking the Rockport Breakwater. Rubber Duck Fun Fact #1: The moon is in its last quarter. But if you were … Continue reading →

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This morning’s sunrise from Chapin’s Gully

Posted on February 25, 2012 by

Click to embiggen. Cloudy at the horizon but the sun looks to be quite a bit to the north of the breakwater. Spring is just around the corner. On February 4 sunrise split the breakwater from this spot. Rained 0.58 … Continue reading →

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Santa Captured in my attic

Posted on December 29, 2010 by

A few shots from the storm. Santa did not make it out of Rockport and is now stuck in my attic. The Rockport breakwater at high tide. Held up just fine: And our power was still off Monday night so … Continue reading →

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Almost Balmy Today

Posted on February 1, 2010 by

angle point, originally uploaded by paultmorrison. The lovely thing about a cold snap is when it ends it feels balmy. Then one starts thinking balmy thoughts. The UNH buoy is reporting we are surrounded by 42 F water. That is … Continue reading →

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