Cap'n Vic scouts the seas:Tall Ship Spirit of Massachusetts |
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The Spirit of Massachusetts, Details |
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| The Spirit of Massachusetts | Spirit
Details The Crew | The Seniors Crew Rendezvous with Harvey Gamage |
 Backwinded to tack |
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 Ship bell ... a couple of random rings was call to chow. |
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 Deck bilge pump |
 Chain locker hatch |
 Engine room air intake |
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 Fenders for lowering the tender. |
 The inflatable and the wooden tender moved easily on and off the deck with the help of eight people. |
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 Emergency life rafts fixed to the deck. |
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Least forgotten job was to pick up the Emergency Rations in case of an abandon ship. |
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 Examples of the deadeyes used on the standing rigging. |
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 Deck smoke pipe for the stove. |
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 Galley deck vent |
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| The galley stove is cast
iron, uses diesel fuel, and has no oven thermostat. A real challenge for the chef as it is all on and hot, or all off and cold. |
 Galley salt water sink pump. |
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 The 16 in. black iron fry pan. |
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 Galley light catcher. |
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