Monday, May 12, 2014
Supporting a Good Cause
On Saturday, May 10th I had the opportunity to participate
and speak at the “Touch a Truck” fundraiser at the O’Maley Middle School in
Gloucester. The event supports the
annual Horribles Parade and draws hundreds of people from Cape Ann. Those in attendance had the opportunity to
take photos with and climb on some of the region’s most iconic vehicles, many
of which will be on full display during this summer’s parade. Some of those vehicles included fire trucks,
police vehicles, dump trucks, backhoes, tractors, and a Coast Guard Cutter.
Also, new to the event was the Chowderfest. People in attendance had the opportunity to
participate and vote on what they thought was the best chowder. Participants included the Cape Ann Brewery,
Causeway, Sugar Magnolia’s, Stone’s Pub, and Latitude 43. All the chowders provided were delicious, and
offered a good representation of the region’s cuisine. Congratulations to Cape Ann Brewery for
winning Saturday’s Chowderfest competition.
Posted below are a few photos I was able to capture during
Saturday’s “Touch a Truck” fundraiser.
To learn more about this event or of the upcoming Horribles Parade on
July 3rd, please click here.
