Gloucester, MA Christmas Tree
Dec 20, 2019 12:36:29 #
I do not know when this tradition started, but it was probably after the adoption of the use of steel traps. My connection to Gloucester goes back to 70’s & 80’s when I did 3 commercial construction projects. Near the end of the 3rd I met my wife who was born and raised in the Bayview neighborhood.
I posted here because I did not take the pictures. They are off of Facebook.
Last Photo Credit: Abbot Cove Photography.
I posted here because I did not take the pictures. They are off of Facebook.
Last Photo Credit: Abbot Cove Photography.
Dec 20, 2019 13:02:26 #
Dec 20, 2019 13:17:34 #
Dave327 wrote:
I do not know when this tradition started, but it was probably after the adoption of the use of steel traps. My connection to Gloucester goes back to 70’s & 80’s when I did 3 commercial construction projects. Near the end of the 3rd I met my wife who was born and raised in the Bayview neighborhood.
I posted here because I did not take the pictures. They are off of Facebook.
Last Photo Credit: Abbot Cove Photography.
I posted here because I did not take the pictures. They are off of Facebook.
Last Photo Credit: Abbot Cove Photography.
So clever..love it.
Dec 20, 2019 14:16:30 #
I can smell the salt and seaweed. I visited Gloucester often in teh 1970's. Nothing could be more typical of Yankee ingenuity.
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Dec 21, 2019 08:27:43 #
There’s a beautiful tree made up of poinsettias every year at the pier at Fort Myers Beach.
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