Generally Nautical

adventures-of-the-blackgang:

dansles voor Engelse Matrozen 1925

(dance of the English sailors) 
still though…   wut

Ashley’s knots

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#coffeewithaview in Nelson Bay

A Manhattan, in Cordova.

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bleu-belle:

I want more.

That’s one way to get your little runabout back onboard your yacht…

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sv-a:

SV.A

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archivistic:

floriental:

it’s a treasure. http://www.girlonawhaleship.org/

‘Curious about what life was like on a whaling voyage in 1868? If you have an interest in history, then you will definitely want to look at this. The journal kept by 6 year old Laura Jernegan when she joined her family on a three year whaling voyage has been scanned and is available to read online. You can read the scanned journal pages, a transcribed text, or listen to her journal read out loud’.

My favorite part of working in archives was when I literally got paid to read someone’s diary.  Because I’d do that for free!

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