75 cents for a postcard.
My View of Life on the Dock
Frank made up GMG Bumper sticker magnets which you can put a GMG sticker on and attach to your car if you don’t like putting stickers on your vehicle. He has been a fan and regular commenter on GMG from the beginning.
How long have you lived in Gloucester?
46 Years
What is your favorite season In Gloucester?
Spring and fall
Do you have any secret outdoor spots in Gloucester where you go to “get away”?
The Boulevard at sunrise
What is your favorite pizza joint in Gloucester?
Sebastian’s or Captain Hooks
What is your favorite sub shop in Gloucester?
Destinos
What place would you go for a romantic dinner in Gloucester?
Jalapenos
What is your favorite breakfast joint in Gloucester?
Morning Glory or George’s Coffee Shop
What is your favorite local event in Gloucester?
All of them. I enjoy them all
In the summer do you prefer the beach or to be on a boat?
Beach
Who is your favorite local artist?
Paul Frontiero Sr (Sorry Paul Jr)
Which is your favorite local beach?
Good Harbor
Who has the best chowder in town?
Lobsta Land
Excluding GMG what is your second favorite local blog?
Don’t Have one …your stuck with me LOL
Do you prefer haddock chowder or clam chowder?
Clam
What were your thoughts on The Downtown Block Parties last year?
I Loved it.. but I would like to see it be all of Main st. if at all possible
Interview Inside Bananas Vintage Clothing Downtown Gloucester.
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Last week’s winner was Paul Frontiero AKA capeannpainter who on a long shot guessed the identity as a Lane’s Cove shack.
Because of the economy, we have suspended asking small businesses for prize donations. BUT… it’s still fun and past winners don’t have to feel guilty about guessing!
A huge thank you to the businesses who have donated the prizes in the past.
This week’s location might be too easy…Sorry, Joey!
The Blynman Bridge and the Blynman School were named for Rev. Richard Blynman, the first minister of the town. The History of the Town of Gloucester, written by John James Babson in 1860, has the interesting background of the bridge and Cape Ann in general. I’m going back to read more.
Yesterday morning while swinging through town I saw Bananas open and I planned on popping in to see if FOB (friend of the blog) Debbie Clark was working.
Debbie wasn’t in but owner Richard Leonard was so I got to chatting with Richard about how long he had been in business with Bananas and what motivates him after all these years. The video interview will be posted at 2:00PM today
There’s a lot of cool stuff that Richard has packed into his shop. Among them are these vintage martini sets.
Looking for something fun to do to break up the routine? Here’s a suggestion-
Go down to Bananas and get yourself one of these vintage martini sets. Then invite a couple of your closest friends over, mix up some maritinis and get shmammered. Sounds like a hell of an idea to me!
Bridge Operator Steve Lake Shows Us Around The Blynman Bridge Control House
Mike Lindberg asked to see inside the Bridge Control House On Friday.
You ask. We deliver!