Friday, December 2, 2016
MIAA State Championship Football Schedule
Labels:
duxbury,
east bridgewater,
falmouth,
footbll,
hanover,
mashpee,
MIAA,
Super Bowl,
super bowls
Location: Buzzards Bay, MA, USA
Gillette Stadium Charter Bus Service, Patriot Place, 2 Patriot Pl, Foxborough, MA 02035, USA
Wednesday, November 30, 2016
Dense Fog Advisory For Cape Cod, South Coast
Bourne Bridge, 150 meters away |
AND ISLANDS WILL GRADUALLY LIFT THROUGH LATE MORNING...
AREAS OF DENSE FOG WERE AFFECTING THE SOUTH COAST...CAPE AND
ISLANDS EARLY THIS MORNING. VISIBILITIES WERE BEING REDUCED TO ONE
QUARTER OF A MILE OR LESS AT TIMES. MOTORISTS TRAVELING SHOULD
DRIVE WITH EXTRA CAUTION AND STAY A SAFE DISTANCE IN BACK OF THE
VEHICLE IN FRONT OF THEM. VISIBILITIES SHOULD GRADUALLY IMPROVE
THROUGH LATE MORNING.
===================
SOUTHERN PLYMOUTH:
...AREAS OF DENSE FOG ALONG THE SOUTH COAST AS WELL AS THE CAPE
AND ISLANDS WILL GRADUALLY LIFT THROUGH LATE MORNING...
AREAS OF DENSE FOG WERE AFFECTING THE SOUTH COAST...CAPE AND
ISLANDS EARLY THIS MORNING. VISIBILITIES WERE BEING REDUCED TO ONE
QUARTER OF A MILE OR LESS AT TIMES. MOTORISTS TRAVELING SHOULD
DRIVE WITH EXTRA CAUTION AND STAY A SAFE DISTANCE IN BACK OF THE
VEHICLE IN FRONT OF THEM. VISIBILITIES SHOULD GRADUALLY IMPROVE
THROUGH LATE MORNING.
lifting some... |
Thanksgiving Leftovers: Cranberry Harvest In Eastern Massachusetts
If you need more Thanksgiving before December hits, we have a dozen or so pictures of the local cranberry harvests. We're emptying the picture stash into this, so some may be blurry. |
You need more than one truck to harvest cranberries... one to store them, and one to, uhm, pump water and stuff. |
Those trees could have helped us out by going all fall foliage, but No. I wonder if the farmer uses foliage color as a sort of harvest alarm, i.e. "when the oak turns scarlet, flood the bogs." |
Those commercials for Ocean Spray should have more Cape Verdean crews in them. |
We try to get all of the crews in our shots. |
Add 25000000 pounds of sugar, boil, strain..... Voila! Cranberry Sauce for everyone in Belgium. |
We're berry, berry happy that you chose to visit our humble site. |
There's that machine without the two trucks attached to it. |
The cranberries won the popular vote, but the water ruled the Electoral College. |
Red tide |
Blurry as hell, but kind of cool. |
The closer-to-shore berries erected a Trump wall to keep the mid-bog berries from coming over and causing 9/11. |
Any larger than this, and the pic gets reallllllly blurry |
I'm not sure if the farmers or if Ocean Spray divides the red and white berries. I try to not bother the workers with questions when I trespass on their job site. |
Blood on the highway... oh wait, that's just a big cranberry stain, like on Gorbachev's head. |
We tend to work Carver, Plymouth and Wareham heavily, as they sort of encircle our office. |
We hope that you enjoyed our cranberry articles. |
See you next year! |
Labels:
carver,
cranberries,
cranberry bog,
plymouth,
Wareham
Location: Buzzards Bay, MA, USA
Wareham Rd, Plymouth, MA 02360, USA
Thursday, November 24, 2016
Happy Thanksgiving From Cranberry County Magazine
Crossin' my supper dish! |
Up until tomorrow (AFTER dinner time), turkeys will be very nervous. By Friday, they will be downright uppity. |
Photographers, even bad ones, operate like apex predators do when stalking herds. Isolate one away from the pack and get him when you can. |
You vegetarians out there might enjoy yesterday's article about cranberries. We may do a second version of that, we have a veritable pile of cranberry bog pics. |
S'up? |
If the water used to flood the bog was instead vodka, this would actually be a pretty good Cape Codder drink for Godzilla. |
Happy Thanksgiving!! |
Labels:
cranberries,
Massachusetts,
pilgrims,
Plimoth Plantation,
plymouth,
thanksgiving,
turkey
Location: Buzzards Bay, MA, USA
Plimoth Plantation Hwy, Plymouth, MA 02360, USA
Wednesday, November 23, 2016
The Trillion Cran March
We focused heavily on Plymouth, Carver and Wareham. You could also draw a triangle running from Duxbury to Freetown to Yarmouth Port, and assume that we stumbled through every bog in it. |
Cranberry County University mathematicians estimate that our photographers captured 1,000,000,000,000 cranberries on film. That's a trillion, babe.... |
Even a rotten photographer like Stephen can do OK if he works with acres of berries directly in front of him where he can't miss them. |
The urge to push him in from behind while he was taking this shot was almost overwhelming. |
I totally want to wade two strippers into that and have them wrestle for three rounds while drunks throw money at them. |
Let's roll through the cranberry harvest process. First, you get a cranberry bog. |
Then you flood it, and hire this dude to roll through it with his cranberry-loosening tractor which probably has some technical name that I'm unaware of. |
Once he's done, you have acres of floating berries. |
Enter the workers... |
Cool man, rotten shot... |
Sorry for the blurry, but this is the tube which sucks up all the berries that the Cape Verdean guys pulled into a pile. |
The cranberries then get pumped up into a big truck, where they get sent off to Ocean Spray. |
The big truck in question.... you would need a corresponding truck full of sugar to create a 15000 sq foot serving of cranberry sauce. |
Sometimes, the truck spills some cranberries, people run over them, and you get roads that look like this. This is in Carver... and, no, it's not the Cranberry Highway. That's in the 'Ham. |
We've got the boys working hard, and we'll be back over the weekend with some more shots. |
Labels:
cape cod,
carver,
cranberries,
cranberry,
cranberry bog,
duxbury,
middleboro,
ocean spray,
plymouth,
plymouth county,
sandwich,
south coast
Location: Buzzards Bay, MA, USA
Carver, MA, USA
Monday, November 21, 2016
First Snow!
Some snow moved into our region from the west last night. I got nada in Bourne, but my friend Jenny D's Bees got these pics for us from Kingston. |
Hardly a blizzard, but there is more coming. Mostly flurries, but even flurries are fun at the start of winter..... |
... unless there are 40 mph winds, and you're doing this today. I plan to use that firewood, trust me. |
Labels:
cape cod,
first snow,
jenny dee's bees,
Kingston,
plymouth county,
snow,
south shore
Location: Buzzards Bay, MA, USA
Kingston, MA, USA
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