Started this discussion. Last reply by James Hutton Sep. 12, 2007.
Yes, you read that right and being of Scottish decent, I do have a family tartan and do wear my kilt on occasion, I was intrigued that a world class university in Scotland had done a study on Sail Training, so I could not wait to read it.
The University of Edinburgh released a s…
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Posted on December 8th, 2007 at 2:52pm —
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For those of you who thought my story of the turtle was a one time event, well NOT SO FAST, Jamie H and I picked this story up over the weekend.
It seams a certain New York City artist has taken it upon himself to build another replica of the Revolutionary War TURTLE submarine and this time tried to DRIFT his way down a famous NYC river only to end up surrounded by the ever vigilant NYC Marine Police who were not to keen on this lool-a-like home made floating drifting bomb threat t…
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I hear you are no longer in the Norfolk area. On the St. Louis Express, we are there every 5 weeks. Sorry I never got intouch! Only in port for 6-8 hours. Where are you now and what are you up to?
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Jon Lincoln
Welcome the Headmaster aboard!
Jamie
The thanks go all around but especially to Peter. That boy got vision!!! He really started an amazing project. I’m sure that Cap is very proud of the three of us. Each one of us has achieved significant accomplishments in the maritime community. You especially have made the industry better for all of the sail training you gave, all of your work with Vision Quest, and building my state’s tall ship! And you continue with your efforts in training professional mariners. I’m proud as hell to be associated with both of you guys.
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Jamie
You're up a bit early this morning. It must be the old age. Nearing 50 must be tough for you, you old ba____.
Jamie
One member away from 100!
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