Monday September 28, 2009

 

 

Mystic Seaport

Mystic, Connecticut

Part 3

Friday, September 18

 

 

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Tall ships always look so elegant.

 

 

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The crew of three was teaching two tourists how to raise the sails – or hoist ropes.  I’m not sure, but they were using a kind of chant as they did it.

 

 

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This artist was oblivious to what was going on around him.

 

 

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This shed was the object of his attention.

 

 

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Inside that shed was the Whaleboat Exhibit.

 

 

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Methinks this would be a dangerous occupation.

 

 

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A sample of drying fish.

 

 

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Banking has come a long way.

 

 

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The banker’s space.

 

 

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Cooperage:  where wooden barrels are made and repaired.

 

 

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Barrels played a large part in storing fish, blubber, and other things related to the sea.

 

 

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I love these old windows.

 

 

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I love being by the sea.  Tthe sounds and smells are so different from the sounds and smells of my Pennsylvania country surroundings.

 

 

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I’ll be back tomorrow night with more things from the sea at Mystic.

 

 

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