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I have done posts just of the Ernestina Morrisey where I talk about her history but in short, she was built and launched on February 1, 1894. was owned by Captain William E. Morrissey and the John F. Wonson, Co. of Gloucester, MA. The vessel was named after Captain Morrissey’s daughter. The ship’s illustrious career began that same year, when the 156-foot-long schooner carried Gloucester fishermen to the Grand Banks, Labrador, Nova Scotia, and Newfoundland in search of cod, haddock, hake, halibut, pollock, and other species and to carry freight,
Under Captain Bob Bartlett she sailed to within 600 miles of the North Pole, and later brought immigrants to the U.S. under the power of sail. Returned to the US in 1982 as a gift from the newly independent Cape Verdean people, she sailed as an educator until 2005

She now is often docked at this spot here in New Bedford

Next up some equipment on one of the fishing boats, not sure exactly what it is used to catch but it caught my eye

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The shapes of the masts on the ships catch my eye and I think they stand out more in a Mono image

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and more

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One of the drums with a nret rolled up on it, this one had like a cling film wrapped around it

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And that’s all folks

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