Does anyone have a better way to track the NAO?
To use https://tallshipsamerica.org/tall-ships-challenge/
page down to “Track the Fleet” and zoom in on map at New York Hudson River.)
Does anyone have a better way to track the NAO?
To use https://tallshipsamerica.org/tall-ships-challenge/
page down to “Track the Fleet” and zoom in on map at New York Hudson River.)
Delightful story by a great-grandson (?), Perhaps made in the 1950-60 timespan.
The Youtube post says: Thanks for taking the time tolook at this video. One of the reasons I put it up here is that I thought some1 might be able to date it. I’ve been unable to date it but here is the info I do have. his name is Michael o’Shea. He was harbour master and master builder at Brandon Creek. He was born in 1878 and died in the early 1960’s aged 80+. He looks like he’s in his mid-60’s here which could put the video somewhere in the 40’s. I’m still working on dating it. Once i do I’ll edit the post
Also read the story here: (use Google translate) click here
And visit our page on CURRACHS!
Watch it on AMAZON PRIME https://www.amazon.com/Camino-Voyage-D%C3%B3nal-%C3%93-C%C3%A9illeachair/dp/B0813ZC1M9
This “semester” at the Wooden Boat School the students are making Greenland paddles. What, you ask, is a Greenland paddle? Well, here is a 4.34 minute video that explains everything about it:
I found this delightful story by a great-grandson (?), Perhaps made in the 1950-60 timespan. (More about currachs: https://therondoutrower.com/currach-traditional-irish-boat/)
The Youtube post says:
“Thanks for taking the time tolook at this video. One of the reasons I put it up here is that I thought some1 might be able to date it. I’ve been unable to date it but here is the info I do have. his name is Michael o’Shea. He was harbour master and master builder at Brandon Creek. He was born in 1878 and died in the early 1960’s aged 80+. He looks like he’s in his mid-60’s here which could put the video somewhere in the 40’s. I’m still working on dating it. Once i do I’ll edit the post.”