I spent this July 4th out in Lanesville, a village of Gloucester on Cape Anne, about an hour drive north of Boston. Around 9:00 we walked down to Lane’s cove to watch home-grown fireworks and the largest bonfire I’d ever seen–a pile of wood about 30 feet high with a sailboat perched on top. It was a spectacular sight, and we could all felt like Boston’s Esplanade had nothing over us.
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"and we could all felt"…? Still, fantastic photos Tim. And a great site.
Well, you’ll have to get used to it. I’m afraid there’ll be more where that came from. As I tell my students, I’ve planted some typos in my syllabus and whoever finds them first get’s a prize…so it looks like you’ve won this round.