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Tag Archives: grape island
Frozen Boston Harbor
February 2015 will likely go down in history for its snow and ice. The rivers that empty into the southern side of the harbor have become particularly backed up ice, that has extended far into the harbor, and has been … Continue reading
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Tagged boston harbor, grape island, hewitts cove, ice, winter
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Forests and Quarries: Grape Island and Slate Island
The most noticeable characteristic of Grape Island may be its close proximity to the mainland of Hingham and Weymouth. Located just outside of the Weymouth Back River’s Mouth, the island may be literally a stone’s throw away from Weymouth Neck’s … Continue reading
Posted in Boston Harbor Day Boat Trips, Boston Harbor History, Boston Harbor Navigation, Uncategorized, Visiting Boston Harbor
Tagged boston harbor islands, grape island, Hingham, leavitt, peddocks, sheep island, slate island, weymouth
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