Boston - Gloucester

After leaving our floating home in Boston, we stopped by to visit our friends who had a son with the same rare markings as Austin.

In between teaching karate at their dojo and chasing little Alex around the place, we had a nice chat then it was off to Gloucester, the New World's first commercial port and home of the "Perfect Storm"

	Downtown Gloucester is quaint and lovely.
The fisherman's memorial is on the harbor. The house in the background with the picket fence is where we stayed.
	Possibly the biggest Ginko Bilboa tree in the world, Austin is dwarfed by this one behind the house where we stayed. As the only guests at the bed and breakfast, we had the whole place to ourselves.
Beachcombing in the rain didn't yield any shells, but was fun anyway. That house would be great for a Halloween party.
	A real working port, much of the fish we have for dinner comes from the icy north Atlantic through Gloucester.
As beautiful as it looks, that creek in the foreground is actually sewage and it stunk like heck.
	We had dinner at a dockside restaurant with this for a view.

The Adventures of The Hagele Family & Friends

The Adventures of
The Hagele Family & Friends