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Here are a few shots of old ships down and gear
- Thread starter George-CT
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noise, sure exciting to say the least. On a lot of those old ships, not a lot of room below deck....Hard life for sure. The old days had a lot going for them I liked and wish we had, but then again, today has a lot of things I liked also but many I wish we didn't. In a perfect world they say....... But these are the cards we have to play with, play on....... All and all, no complaints on my end. Most of the bad things were my own screw ups......
Limber those paddle arms up, I want to see the kayak planeing on the river Thursday....LOL..... Wish I was there, that looks like a fun one in unexplored waters by you. I did one on the river that runs by our bike club one spring. tons of stuff down across the river. Made for a lot of portages around stuff, in the Mooseup River, to where it empties into the Quiniebaug River. Both of them you would like with your kayak..... I'll make it a point to get pictures of them next time out on the bike......
Geo-CT
Limber those paddle arms up, I want to see the kayak planeing on the river Thursday....LOL..... Wish I was there, that looks like a fun one in unexplored waters by you. I did one on the river that runs by our bike club one spring. tons of stuff down across the river. Made for a lot of portages around stuff, in the Mooseup River, to where it empties into the Quiniebaug River. Both of them you would like with your kayak..... I'll make it a point to get pictures of them next time out on the bike......
Geo-CT
was in the rigging loft so I'm not sure. One can only imagine what they used it on but they sure had their work cut out. At first I was thinking pulling a whale up behind the stern on a ramp but the old ships didn't have those, just the modern day stuff. I have a large wooden one here in my fathers stuff but no where near that big..... The rope shop there is real interesting. I'll post some of those also...... Think I have a bunch of figure heads also...... Geo-CT