Did you know that if you become a member of Schooner Adventure, your membership includes TWO FREE SAILS?
At least twelve crew and volunteers are needed to help set sail and passengers are invited to participate. Note GMG contributor and Adventure super volunteer Greg Bover in the foreground.
Hoisting the Sails
This past week I was invited by FOB Adam Bolonsky to sail the Schooner Adventure to take photos and write a bit for Good Morning Gloucester.
Sailing aboard the Adventure I felt transported to another time and place. Exhilarating, yet peaceful, the ship possesses a splendid grace and steadfastness. What a treasured gift to have had this experience. Thank you, thank you Captain Edick, Adam, and crew for a truly memorable afternoon. I can’t wait to adventure aboard the Adventure again!
With sunny and blue skies above, along with a moderately strong wind, Captain Edick remarked that it was perhaps the best sail of the summer.
Experiential learning is at the core of Adventure’s mission. Volunteer Adam Bolonsky teaches young sailors how to navigate Gloucester Harbor.
In June, the Adventure was issued her Passenger Vessel Certificate by the Coast Guard. The member sails have become so popular dates have been added every week in August and early September.
The Advenutre is poised to be a tremendously positive ambassador for Gloucester. Saturday she participated in the Corinthian Classic Yacht Regatta in Marblehead. The vessel is a floating museum and classroom and there are plans to sail to nearby ports from where the Adventure used to sail as a fishing boat including Boston, New York, New Bedford, Nantucket, Martha’s Vineyard, and Portland.
Support the Adventure by becoming a member or volunteer–opportunities abound. Take advantage of this extraordinarily beautiful gift to Gloucester that is the Adventure! Click here to learn more about becoming a member.
Gail McCarthy and Amy Sweeney















Beautiful Views of Gloucester from the Deck of the Adventure














Kim ~ Fantastic photography of the Adventure ~ great schooner and remember when it was first beginning to be restored ~ Will have to get out there for a sail ~ thanks, Happy Week to you ^_^
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Oh Carol do go–all the changes, and the ship is exquisitely beautiful.
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Beautiful views and what a full load on board and crew sharing the wisdom! 🙂 Dave & Kim 🙂
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Thanks, Kim. You captured the grandeur and the fun of sailing aboard Adventure.
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Thanks so much Greg and thank you for making the sail all the more fun!
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Thanks for coming along and posting, Kim. It was so very nice to have you on board. Plus you taught us a new phrase for seasickness for kids: “funny tummy.”
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THANK YOU ADAM!!!!
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