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The Schooners arrived in Mahone Bay
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📝 The Schooners arrived in Mahone Bay
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What a magnificent sight these schooners make. How lucky you are to be actually seeing them.
Cheers, Nerys
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When the winds before the rain, soon you may make sail again, but when the rain's before the wind, tops'l sheets and halyards mind
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Great Shots, Ron
Thanks for sharing👍
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Thanks for sharing👍
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📝 The Schooners arrived in Mahone Bay
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Hope these photos are able to open
You can see many more on Facebook, look for Nova Scotia Schooner Association postings.
These here are not my photos but copied from FB posted photos. By the time the schooners began sailing we were camping in New Brunswick at Fundy National Park.
You can see many more on Facebook, look for Nova Scotia Schooner Association postings.
These here are not my photos but copied from FB posted photos. By the time the schooners began sailing we were camping in New Brunswick at Fundy National Park.
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📝 The Schooners arrived in Mahone Bay
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Bruce Halliday, the Nova Scotia Schooner Association Commodore, patiently answered my questions and it was interesting to hear that the jib is a self tacking setup as is the main and fore on some of the vessels.
I believe Nyers you said the barges use a similar arrangement using a horse?
Once the sail is set to the wind conditions the schooner pilots the vessel on the course desired. He said he can sail it on his own but an optimum of four person crew is best.
I believe Nyers you said the barges use a similar arrangement using a horse?
Once the sail is set to the wind conditions the schooner pilots the vessel on the course desired. He said he can sail it on his own but an optimum of four person crew is best.
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📝 The Schooners arrived in Mahone Bay
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Seeing these pics, I look forward to seeing some of the schooners sailing, which I am sure you will do your best to provide us with. This is a gathering of traditional sail well worth archiving.
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Nerys
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When the winds before the rain, soon you may make sail again, but when the rain's before the wind, tops'l sheets and halyards mind
📝 The Schooners arrived in Mahone Bay
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There were several tied up
along the wharf this evening and the Commodore took my grandson for a tour below deck of his vessel
along the wharf this evening and the Commodore took my grandson for a tour below deck of his vessel
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