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Solrik in Grimstad's archipelago

Solrik in Grimstad's archipelago 7 years ago.

Tall Ships Quilt Block Pattern

Sew a Fleet of Tall Ships with this Easy Patchwork Quilt Block Pattern

Tall Ships Quilt Block Pattern

British four-masted bark SAMARITAN, Tall Ship Amerigo Vespucci, Pommern ( 1903 ) Four Masted Barque, USS Constitution Wooden Tall Ship Model, Chinese Junk Ship Model, History Of Pirates
Sørlandet...Norwegian Tall Ship

Ghost Ship - without sails hoisted, there be ghost winds moving her! But she be a real pirate ship, cuz she be a-firing her cannons from starboard. Prepare fer battle, me buckos!

Types of ships Not sure I will ever NEED to know this, but I still think its cool that I can!

you can have a boat on your ship, but you can’t have a ship on your boat

capngrimbeard: You can nerestudy th’ riggin’ o’ ship classes. Knowin’ ‘t can be th’ difference between livin’ wi’ booty an’ bunkin’ in Davy Jone`s Locker!

sailing ship in black and white
"Commandeer. We're going to commandeer that ship. Nautical term." - J. Sparrow
NORWEGIAN TOPSAIL KETCH "SVANHILD" under full sail at Port Rush for the first leg of the Liverpool Tall Ships Race '08

Norwegian Topsail Ketch "Svanhild" under full sail at Port Rush for the first leg of the Liverpool Tall Ships Race

Tall Ship Atlantis

This pin shows a ship similar to the Sparrow, which Gulliver rode until it was shipwrecked and he began his first adventure.

Old Ship.......... ................................♥...Nims...♥
Originally built in 1906 in Germany and operated throughout the North and Baltic Seas until being retired in 1986. She was then converted into a three masted barque and was re-launched in 1988 as the 'Alexander von Humboldt'. In 2006 to celebrate her 100th anniversary, she sailed round Cape Horn.

For The Love Of Verdigris

Awesome German ship, originally built in 1906 at Bremen; operated throughout North & Baltic Seas until converted into three masted barque & re-launched in 1988 as "Alexander von Humboldt" after Baron Alexander von Humboldt Prussian naturalist / explorer.

Tall ship in the Parade of Ships, Norfolk, Virginia

Tall ship in the Parade of Ships, Norfolk, Virginia. I like old ships I think they are awesome looking.

Sedov: When Sedov's sails are filled with the wind it's extremely fast and there is hardly a sailing ship that can be a rival to the barque = listed in "The Guinness Book of World Records" as the worlds largest sailing ship...

Sedov: When Sedov's sails are filled with the wind it's extremely fast and there is hardly a sailing ship that can be a rival to the barque = listed in "The Guinness Book of World Records" as the worlds largest sailing ship.

Tall Ships was basically a viewer's guide to help them identify the various classes and types of tall ships.

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Tall Ships, an infographic guide designed with the ships visiting Boston Harbor in the summer of 2010 in mind.

# Skye Boat Song - Outlander -Scottish . Sing me a song of a lass who is gone. Say could that lass be I? Merry of soul she sailed on a day Over the sea to Skye. Billow and breeze, islands and seas, Mountains of rain and sun. All that was good, all that was fair, all that was me is gone. An adaptation from of Robert Louis Stevenson's 1892 poem set to the music of the Scottish Highland folk song the Skye Boat Song. Beautiful haunting lyrics with a image of a large clipper (tall) ship in the…

# Skye Boat Song - Outlander -Scottish . Sing me a song of a lass who is gone. Say could that lass be I? Merry of soul she sailed on a day Over the sea to Skye. Billow and breeze, islands and seas, Mountains of rain and sun. All that was good, all that was fair, all that was me is gone. An adaptation from of Robert Louis Stevenson's 1892 poem set to the music of the Scottish Highland folk song the Skye Boat Song. Beautiful haunting lyrics with a image of a large clipper (tall) ship in the…

When navigating the seas, Vikings used crows as navigational equipment. Crows are land lovers, and when the weather made visibility difficult, they released crows to see which direction it would fly. Since they almost always flew toward land ,they followed the crow's path. Some Norsemen carried the birds in a cage tied to the top of the mast. Later, as ships changed and grew larger, they placed a sailor in a bucket high atop the main mast to look for land, pirates, and other dangers. The…
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