Ahoy mates. Here are a few photos from my visit to the Nina today. She is a very fine ship indeed.
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The Beautiful Nina
Posted: Saturday, April 14, 2007 - 07:27 AM UTC
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Posted: Saturday, April 14, 2007 - 07:50 AM UTC
wow!!
4,000 miles and so small!
that awesome!
Ron
4,000 miles and so small!
that awesome!
Ron
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Posted: Saturday, April 14, 2007 - 05:06 PM UTC
What an opportunity, Gator, I wish that I coulda been there with ya, mate!
Thanks for sharing the experience...did you take any others? We could put together a feature or a gallery album for them, mate, for sure!
Could you imagine sailing 5200 miles in that ship?! What a freakin' gas that would be!
Thanks again,
~G
Thanks for sharing the experience...did you take any others? We could put together a feature or a gallery album for them, mate, for sure!
Could you imagine sailing 5200 miles in that ship?! What a freakin' gas that would be!
Thanks again,
~G
Posted: Saturday, April 14, 2007 - 07:15 PM UTC
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What an opportunity, Gator, I wish that I coulda been there with ya, mate!
Thanks for sharing the experience...did you take any others? We could put together a feature or a gallery album for them, mate, for sure!
Could you imagine sailing 5200 miles in that ship?! What a freakin' gas that would be!
Thanks again,
~G
Skipper alread has the rest of the photos for a feature.
The wind was blowing pretty good here yesterday. As we went aft where the rudder was, you could hear the water popping the rudder pretty good. My mom and my wife asked me what that sound was. I told them that's the sound of a sailing ship.
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