Len Burgess aboard Al Bezanson’s Green Dragon Schooner submits ~
Thomas A. Lannon and Columbia
Schooner Ardelle
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The 30th Annual Gloucester Schooner Festival and Parade of Sails is Just Around the Corner!
In checking theĀ Schooner FestivalĀ schedule for friends who are visiting during that time, I realizedĀ the eventĀ will be here very soon. Sponsored by Maritime Gloucester, tickets aboard Gloucester’s gorgeous hometown schooners for the Parade of Sails can be purchased by clicking these links:Ā Schooner Thomas E. Lannon andĀ Schooners Ardelle and Roseway.Ā Click here forĀ special viewing opportunitiesĀ atĀ the Beauport Sleeper McCann Museum.
Al Bezanson provided the names of the schooners, in order of appearance:
Sugar Babe
Adventure
Thomas E Lannon
Adirondack III
Brilliant
Virginia,
Tillicum I
Lewis H Story
Liberty Clipper
Perception
Light Reign
American Eagle
Morning Light
Green Dragon
Thanks Al!
OriginallyĀ posted on Good Morning Gloucester
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Captain Tom Ellis of the Schooner Thomas E. Lannon
Captain Tom Ellis, skipper of the Schooner ThomasĀ E. Lannon, hanging the ensign andĀ drying out the sails after a rainstorm.
Captain Tom explains that in days gone by this would be a common sight in Gloucester Harbor, to see crews opening their sailsĀ to dry. Although it’s not necessary today because sails are constructed of synthetic fiber rather than cotton, on the Lannon, they dry their sails so that when the schooner departsĀ with guests on board, theĀ passengers don’tĀ get dousedĀ whenĀ the sailsĀ are unfurled.
In his spare time, Captain Elllis hand carvesĀ beautiful whirlygigs.Ā
To learnĀ more about the gorgeous Schooner Thomas E. Lannon and to book a charter or public sail visit their website at Schooner Sails.
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Guard Dog of the Prize for the Schooner Race
Two bottles of Special Spirits are attached to buoys at the midway point of the race.
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