A Cross Country Odyssey - 2003
Gloucester, Massachusetts
We stayed in the town of Salisbury, MA., just south of the NH-MA border and is near Cape Ann. OnCape Ann we visited the towns of Gloucester and Rockport. Gloucester is an historic ship building and fishing port and also a well known artist community. It was heavily overcast on our day to visit and while there we encountered the heaviest rainstorm I have ever experienced. Within minutes the streets were turned to lakes and rivers. But we managed to see some of the area never-the -less. No photos at Rockport though. Too much rain.
 Two schooners were in port for the day |
 This historic schooner is being refurbished in accurate historic detail |
 The deck of one of the schooners |
 Gloucester was the home of a famous artist and this bronze statue in the hilltop is a memorial to him |
 This old fire chief's car was seen parked in a driveway in Gloucester |
 Smith Cove as seen from the Rocky Neck Art Colony artist colony near Gloucester |
 One of the artist's homes in the Rocky Neck Art Colony near Gloucester |
 Back at the trailer Yoshiko is preparing some food for us. |
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