My marina is the place where everyone brings their boats to weather the storm. N/E blow is protected by a massive hill with massive apartment developments under the shadow of the tobin bridge.
Last hurricane we went down and had a pickinic on board.
The place sells out.
Just have to keep the new storm weary shelter seekers from tying up the place like a maze of spider webs.
Came home from Chatham yesterday and my slip was criss-crossed in a maze of dock lines.
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Dark and Stormy's for everyone!
Cheers! enjoy the show...

I'm not taking any chances with this predicted storm.
I made sure I brought in my Romney & Scott Brown lawn signs.
:uhuh:

You're a good patriot. I have a number of "is insane!" stickers that are to be applied just below the Elizabeth Warren signs you see around town.:rotf2:

My store has sold out of ginger beer to make dark and stormy's but I have a emergency backup case in my pantry, right next to the duct tape and flashlights. I am good to go. :cheers2:

Latest floater animation has an eastern wobble.
So much for the models.

THIS JUST IN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Apparently water was splashing over the seawall on Revere beach.

OH THE HUMANITY !!!!!!!!!!!!

What a disaster.

Quick go buy more milk because there is nothing like the smell of
sour milk days after as TERRIBLE hurricane like this.....

Freakin media. I think all these storm reports are sponsored by Stop and Shop......

Starting to howl a bit up here in Boston proper. Periodic heavy gusts. Still have power (fingers crossed with 3 kids under 6) looks like a hurricane already went through the house. The Corrib Pub is only a few blocks away so there is a contingency plan.
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The Coorib............if those walls could talk....

Keeperreaper was a regular these for a while when he lived over here.
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the nutcracker suite has survived

not so fast Buzz
 

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