Tall ship video

[CharlieCobra]

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[Brian D]

Cool...

I just viewed the first 30 or so seconds. Something I want to watch when I get home. Thanks

 

[Marcia]

Very Good!

I've watched about half so far. Seems to be about the length of a movie. I'll finish it later. Very good history.

 

[Stillraining]

Thanks Charlie

 

[CharlieCobra]

Ya welcome

kinda long but I saw footage in there I've not seen before, especially the build out stuff.

 

[Capt. Ed]

Thanks from Tallship Friendship

Thanks for the link .I will pass it on to the crew of Friendship located in Salem MA. Ed

 

[Stillraining]

Not long enough

Two of my kids just watched it with me they want more... Thanks again Charlie.

 

[Jim Seamans]

Wow Charile - thanks for the Link

Wish I could download it to my system for watching.Jim

 

[Napa Ed]

Boat Porn

Ross will be busy for a while

 

[Ross]

Ed , I'm on dial up speed. I started the down load some time

tomorrow I will watch it and comment on it then. In the meantime read this link:http://compassrosereview.blogspot.com/I think that it ties in quite nicely.

 

[Peter]

Irving Johnson?

This appears to be the Irving Johnson film from aboard the Peking battling Cape Horn. I've been looking for the video for a year since I read Peking Battles Cape Horn. thank you!!! Gotta get back to watching the movie

 

[Peter]

Spoke too soon

Eh, maybe not, in my excitement, I jumped the gun, but thanks nonethenless.

 

[Paul J. Rusyniak]

Charlie...

Thanks for the link!!!Paul

 

[Doug Burton]

Thank you

I enjoyed that. Those guys were as crazy as Vikings. No tethers, no safety gear at all, ice water sloshing all over them. Makes me wonder how society looked at the value of human life back then. Can't imagine what a modern lawyer would have done to that whole industry. And I really wonder how they got some of that film.

 

[Richard]

Peiking Round the Horn

Years ago, I saw a film called "Peiking, Round the Horn." I am wondering if some of it's footage is in this film? Does anyone know if it is still available? I'd love to see it again.

 

[George H260]

Clipper Ship Video

Thanks for the link: Recently read "Rounding the Horn" by Dallas Murphy (2004), "Sailing Alone around the World" by Joshua Slocum (1895), and "Two Years before the mast" by Richard Henry Dana (1836). This film nicely rounds out the story. Thanks Again