Written by Andrew JoyceJune 7, 2019 And This One’s for Barb T. Share this:TwitterFacebookEmailPinterestPrintLinkedInLike Loading... Related 6 thoughts on “And This One’s for Barb T.” Great shot, Andrew. Lucky to get five gulls posed. 📚🎶 Christine LikeLike Reply Lovely! ♥ LikeLike Reply New England coast! I recently discovered that my ancestor John Parsons Jr (I am a Parsons) arrived in Gloucester in 1627 with a man to whom he was apparently apprenticed – a boat builder. LikeLike Reply Great shot. LikeLike Reply Gulls but no buoys… z’up wit dat? LikeLike Reply Some of your buddies look familiar. I think the one on the right stole my sandwich. But I’m not bitter. LikeLike Reply Leave a comment Cancel reply Δ
New England coast! I recently discovered that my ancestor John Parsons Jr (I am a Parsons) arrived in Gloucester in 1627 with a man to whom he was apparently apprenticed – a boat builder. LikeLike Reply
Some of your buddies look familiar. I think the one on the right stole my sandwich. But I’m not bitter. LikeLike Reply
Great shot, Andrew. Lucky to get five gulls posed. 📚🎶 Christine
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Lovely! ♥
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New England coast! I recently discovered that my ancestor John Parsons Jr (I am a Parsons) arrived in Gloucester in 1627 with a man to whom he was apparently apprenticed – a boat builder.
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Great shot.
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Gulls but no buoys… z’up wit dat?
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Some of your buddies look familiar. I think the one on the right stole my sandwich. But I’m not bitter.
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