I recently made your webcam page my homepage, so you may see a spike in hits on that, becasue I love checking the sky and water from my desk in Boston.
I recently moved to Gloucester, at the end of last September. I live down 127 from you a little ways, near Annisquam but right on 127. When I walk out to where I can get the big sky and water view, it is very much like what's on your webcam. And I love checking on your weather readings too. Thanks for putting it all online so neatly and simply.
Have you ever made a fast motion video of a 24 hour period of webcam pictures? It would be so cool to see a storm come and go or a spectacular sunset in fast motion. Just a thought. Thanks for the great home page.
Well, the Lanes Cove can’t get any better, now we have a Day SPA in Lanesville!!! Is a fantastic place for relaxation and piece of mind. You have to go by and meet the owners that by the way are very, very nice.
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excellent picture - great view!
By Anonymous, at 12:38 PM
Hi,
I recently made your webcam page my homepage, so you may see a spike in hits on that, becasue I love checking the sky and water from my desk in Boston.
I recently moved to Gloucester, at the end of last September. I live down 127 from you a little ways, near Annisquam but right on 127. When I walk out to where I can get the big sky and water view, it is very much like what's on your webcam. And I love checking on your weather readings too. Thanks for putting it all online so neatly and simply.
Have you ever made a fast motion video of a 24 hour period of webcam pictures? It would be so cool to see a storm come and go or a spectacular sunset in fast motion. Just a thought. Thanks for the great home page.
By Unknown, at 10:55 AM
Well, the Lanes Cove can’t get any better, now we have a Day SPA in Lanesville!!! Is a fantastic place for relaxation and piece of mind. You have to go by and meet the owners that by the way are very, very nice.
By Anonymous, at 3:20 PM
I found your blog through Good Morning Gloucester. I love that Gloucester has a whole little series of blogs about life on the Cape.
I recently found a way to add the tidal charts to my own blog. If you'd like to do the same, I can send you the code. It's a neat gadget.
Thanks for the posts!
By Lady McHerb, at 4:54 PM
I check in now and again, to refresh my mind of home. It's good to see all that open water, thanks for all your efforts.
landlocked southern sista
By Anonymous, at 8:30 PM
Thanks for all the comments--I'm glad that people enjoy the webcam and the unique nature of our little village hidden away here on Cape Ann.
By Stan, at 12:50 PM
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