Sailing the Ship

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Deck log: July 13-14-5, 2014

Deck log: July 15, 2014

To Boston. "Reduced visibility (fog), energize horn signal and navigation lights."

John Bryant: Work

A ship is a place of work. And the work begins with language.

Deck log: July 13, 2014

Deck log: July 13, 2014

Day 3 on Stellwagen Bank. "0920 Abeam G 3 to starboard leaving Provincetown Harbor."

Deck log: July 11-12, 2014

Deck log: July 12, 2014

Day 2 on Stellwagen Bank. "0935 Abeam G 1 to port at entrance to Provincetown Harbor."

Jeff Bolster: Sailing in Time

Points East magazine features the 38th Voyage.

Deck log: July 11, 2014

Deck log: July 11, 2014

Day 1 on Stellwagen Bank. "Whale sighting on starboard beam...launch port forward whale boat."

"Within the museum world, we regularly debate what constitutes the best use of an artifact: should it be stored away, unseen but preserved, or should it be kept out for viewing or even touching by the public?"

Mary K. Bercaw Edwards: All Astir

A staff member provides an introduction to the ship and the purposes of the voyage.

Deck log: July 9, 2014

Deck log: July 9, 2014

To Provincetown. "Abeam R “4” at east entrance to Cape Cod Canal. Wind SW F3, skies 7/8 alto cumulus and cumulus."

"Her mission now is her own preservation, to get out and sail now and again to show people why these were such good vessels...She should be sailed at least twice every generation.”

Tom Jackson: Sailing with the Charles W. Morgan

A sailor writes about the authenticity of the Morgan's restoration and what we can learn from her voyage.

Deck log: July 6-8, 2014

Deck log: July 8, 2014

To Mass. Maritime Academy. "Exit... New Bedford Harbor entrance channel at G “5” and R “4”, head northeast up Buzzards Bay; wind SW F3, clear skies