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November on Boston Harbor
There are still opportunities for boating even in November on Boston Harbor. It is cold, often windy, and the harbors are largely empty with the exception of commercial fleets. shrink wrapped boats line the shores. It was a cold blustery … Continue reading
Posted in Boston Harbor in the Winter, Uncategorized, Visiting Boston Harbor, Weather
Tagged boston harbor late season boating, boston harbor november, november, november boating
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Hurricane Sandy
Here are two Hurricane Sandy photos taken during the peak of the storm (around 5PM) from Jerusalem Road in Cohasset, looking Northeast toward open ocean. Below is a picture of a giant wave coming in, probably the biggest I have … Continue reading
Posted in Boston Harbor in the Winter, boston local issues, Weather
Tagged boston, cohasset, Hingham, hurricane sandy, south shore, storm surge
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Boston Harbor Picture of the Week: Lighthouses
Despite being 2.7 miles apart, these two Lighthouses, Boston Light and Graves Light look very close together when viewed from Fort Revere in North Hull. Here is a shot of Boston Light in the foreground, with Graves in the back, … Continue reading
Posted in Boston Harbor Picture of the Week, Uncategorized, Visiting Boston Harbor
Tagged Boston Harbor Lighthouse, boston light, Graves Light, Lighthouses, Lighthouses of Boston Harbor, Nantasket Roads
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Eurodam in Boston Harbor today
The cruise ship Eurodam arrived in Boston Harbor early this morning. But she did not stay very long. She was back on her way out to sea this evening. She made quite a sight early on a clear blue sky … Continue reading
Posted in Boston Harbor Cruises, Boston Harbor Day Boat Trips, Commuter Boat
Tagged boston harbor cruises, boston harbor sunrise, eurodam
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Boston Harbor Picture of the Week: Calf Island
A view looking Northeast of the Rocky shores of Calf Island and little Calf Island in the distance. Located about seven miles East of the Boston Waterfront, these are some of the most remote and desolate islands of the outer … Continue reading
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Tagged boston harbor, boston harbor picture of the week, calf island, islands
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East Boston Waterfront: Views with Some History
Above: A broad view of the Boston skyline as seen from the docks of East Boston. Just across the inner harbor from downtown lies East Boston, a land mass formerly known as Noddle’s Island. One might overlook East Boston for … Continue reading
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Tagged chelsea river, East Boston, Floating Restaurant, Piers Park
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Guided missile destroyer Dauntless docked in Boston Harbor today
It was a pretty awesome sight to see this morning on the way into work- a sleek, modern, naval ship docked in Boston Harbor. I did some brief research on the world wide web and quickly discovered that this ship, … Continue reading
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Tagged dauntless, guided missile cruiser, Type 45 cruiser
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