The everyday phenomenon at the azores.
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The everyday phenomenon at the azores.
"At last the anchor was up, the sails were set, and off we glided."
- Ishmael, Chapter 22. Moby Dick; or,The Whale by Herman Melville.
The 89-foot, half-scale model of the Bark Lagoda dominates a large gallery at the New Bedford Whaling Museum, with its sails set and gear rigged. It was built in 1916.
LEAVING THE LOCK
LOCK DOORS OPENING
EXITING THE LOCK
INSIDE THE LOCK
LOCK INTO LAGODA LAKE
LOCK DOORS AHEAD
KATE, CATHY AND MARYANNE ON THE SUNDECK
BARGE AT SUNSET
VIEW FROM SUN DECK
Yes - a real braai!
SUNSET WITH A WISP OF CLOUDS AND A SEAGULL FLYING TOWARDS THE SUN
CABIN IN THE BILGES
ALMOST PERFECT REFLECTIONS
