Sunday September 27, 2009

 

 

Mystic Seaport

Mystic, Connecticut

Friday, September 18

Part 2

 

 

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 That’s a large anchor.

 

 

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 This huge chain surrounds the grassy area around the anchor.

Large anchors and chains make me wonder how some of these old boats stayed afloat.

 

 

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 This building displayed and explained a lot about how sailors mapped and navigated the oceans.  We did not spend a lot of time here, but the displays would be of great interest to those who are fascinated by maps and ocean navigation.

 

 

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 This beautiful painting caught my attention.

 

 

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 Our next stop was North Boat Shed

 

 

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 Cerwin was fascinated with the old steam engines.

 

 

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 Coal

 

 

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 Because I live in a landlocked area, and have very little knowledge of any kind of boat, I found the variety of vessels very interesting.

 

 

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Tomorrow night – after walking by more flower-lined pathways, I’ll show you a few more interesting things at Mystic. 

 

 

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