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20 thoughts on “Fun at Eastern Point Light House at High Noon Gloucester”
Yikes ~ yes to the thrill seekers! Have you warmed up yet? 😉
Hi, wondering if you can tell me if the house, Mother Ann Cottage, is ok??
You took your pictures from the front yard…..expect boulders in front yard, but please advise.
Thanks a million.
house was fine as waves where coming in from right. water came over wall and pushed down the drive way. the snow acted as a wall witch was neat at first but then it pooled up making walked back more of a swim.
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Yikes ~ yes to the thrill seekers! Have you warmed up yet? 😉
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Wow! Amazing!!!
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First photo, very dramatic!
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Brian, These photos are spectacular! How/where did you take them? I can’t even imagine being that close, inside the house, watching this happen.
I have enjoyed all the photos you have submitted.
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right from the wall next to the light house? 🙂
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Incredible! Wow!!!
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Oh, the fury! Great pics!
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Hi, wondering if you can tell me if the house, Mother Ann Cottage, is ok??
You took your pictures from the front yard…..expect boulders in front yard, but please advise.
Thanks a million.
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house was fine as waves where coming in from right. water came over wall and pushed down the drive way. the snow acted as a wall witch was neat at first but then it pooled up making walked back more of a swim.
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Woah, I thought all the big waves were on the north side. I need to get out more. Nice shot Brian.
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Great catch! How wet did you get?
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wet! very wet now i know how i go though so many 15-85mm lens. ;/
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Imagine being in the top of the lighthouse here and see this coming at you? :-O Yikes!
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WOW
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Great shots!! Wow – I want to know how close you were, too!!
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Wow, I lived in that lighthouse 18 years ago with the coast guard and saw the waves break two stories high! Got video tape somewhere.
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Great photos Brian! I would love to see more of your photography on GMG.
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He’s the greatest storm photographer of all time!
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And people out west wonder why I fear (read “respect”) the ocean. It ain’t no creek in Missouri.
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Good grief! I have a Schlemm painting done on this very spot !
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