Interesting stories, events and random musings from Captain Barry King about windjammer cruises aboard the historic schooner Mary Day of Camden, Maine.
During one of our 6 day cruises in July 2010 I was up early one morning and caught a neat reflection of this good looking schooner in Great Cove off Brooklin, Maine. It is one of the loveliest schooners with a graceful sweeping sheer that goes on forever and lovely douglas fir spars that receive a good scraping and slushing every fall. I am a sucker for a beautiful windjammer.
OK, you schooner experts out there. Which windjammer is it?
Have a great day. Be well. Do good.
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During one of our 6 day cruises in July 2010 I was up early one morning and caught a neat reflection of this good looking schooner in Great Cove off Brooklin, Maine. It is one of the loveliest schooners with a graceful sweeping sheer that goes on forever and lovely douglas fir spars that receive a good scraping and slushing every fall. I am a sucker for a beautiful windjammer.
OK, you schooner experts out there. Which windjammer is it?
Have a great day. Be well. Do good.
How about Schooner American Eagle out of Rockland?
Oh oh! I know!
I second Tinker's comment. Right on.
I have to agree with Tinker, it sure looks like the American Eagle, very distinctive stern shape and side stripe colors (look at picture 11 in their photo gallery here
http://www.schooneramericaneagle.com/about/photo_gallery.htm