It may not be Alexander Skarsgård, but we think our traditional Eastern Abenaki style ash eel/fish trap is pretty hot too…
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I thought they would be made from seagrass/bamboo
Im a Penobscot basket maker!
Our weavers don't use wicker as a weaving material nor are their Wabanaki(group of 4 tribes) weavers as we belong to individual tribes making our baskets from that specific tribe such as mine being Passamaquoddy.
That thing wouldnt even hold an eel you fake ass mfrs. Wrong wood.
Furthermore it wasnt called Maine back then and it wasnt the first ship built here so you guys are idiots. The Virginia wasmt even built in Bath so you guys are just wrong about everything you do. Let me guess, non profit washing money while spreading misinformation?
How is this a "ttaditional Eastern Abenaki" ell basket? Ironic coming from people who pretend to be the people who came to this place, killed, removed and colonized the tribes. You fucks should never be allowed to utter A THING about tribes. Dress up in your little outfits and play on your little shity boat and shut the fuck up about tribal cultures. We went in your toy boat and you spewed so much fasle uneducated uninformed "facts" to guests on board about Abenaki culture. You should be sued by the Wabanaki Alliance for defamation and gross misappropriation. Stick to talking about facts.... how the english failed, couldn't feed themselves and lost to the native people of this land to the point you had to pack up and run away. Take your skinny poorly made basket and get bent. Remember when your boat flipped over in the kennebec? We all do. You guys are clowns and your boat should be sank for teaching the public false facts about the tribes. We recorded you on that cruise, we have the proof.
Folks pitching in, shifting and storing items, re-finishing spars, inventorying rigging elements... the autumn transformation of Virginia and the interior of the Freight Shed continues.
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More from downrigging Virginia and the "seasonal shift" within the Freight Shed.
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Fred is at work on the new topmast while on the ship, in the boatyard, and in the Freight Shed folks are downrigging Virginia and packing up our interpretive exhibits to make way for the winter season of the Bath Farmers' Market. It's a beautiful, bustling Monday morning here at Maine's First Ship on the bank of the Kennebec River in historic downtown Bath.
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in all these years i've ye to see her actually sailing... motoring with sail set is as close as it's come. why?
America's First Ship!
MFS Treasurer Michael Walton, our photographer in this case, and Matt Blazek, Director of Programs & Partnerships, are hosting a visit with representatives from both Bath and Bath's sister city Tsugaru, Japan. The longstanding Sister City relationship all began when the Bath-built Cheseborough wrecked off the northern coast of Japan on October 30th, 1889. The people of Shariki Village (part of Tsugaru) rescued 4 survivors.
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Meg Steele Barker You really do live & breathe Bath history! More on the story is available from bath-tsugaru.org/history/ and maine-aomori.org/ ; was trying to keep our post brief and trust others with the details.
One of the crew that died grew up in my house (for a few years) if anyone’s ever doing any research…
A great connection to maintain . . . an important memory to keep alive.
EXcellent!
And they're off on the final training sail of the year.
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Is the mast fixed
Where are the sails??!!