"On Penobscot Bay" By Doug Mills
American Eagle and Nathaniel Bowditch under sail on Penobscot Bay.[07-16-2010]
www.mainewindjammerproject.com
Thursday, October 31, 2013
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
"Out Of The Mists" The Maine Windjammer Project
"Out Of The Mists" By Doug Mills
The American Eagle sails out of the mists off Owls Head Maine. [06-04-2010]
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
"Coasters" The Maine Windjammer Project
"Coasters" by Doug Mills
Coasters, Victory Chimes, Lewis R French, R&E Riggin and Olad sailing near Rockport Maine. 07-11-2008]
Monday, October 28, 2013
"Quiet Cove" The Maine Windjammer Project
"Quiet Cove" By Doug Mills
Angelique "The Angel of Penobscot Bay" in a quiet cove at sunset. [ 07-04-2012]
Sunday, October 27, 2013
"Sunset At Islesboro" The Maine Windjammer Project
"Sunset At Islesboro" By Doug Mills
The schooner Nathaniel Bowditch and a sunset at Islesboro Maine. [07-04-2012]
www.mainewindjammerproject.com
Saturday, October 26, 2013
"At Jameson Point" The Maine Windjammer Project
"At Jameson Point" By Doug Mills
Stephen Taber, Olad and the American Eagle at Jameson point in Rockland, Maine. [07-06-2012]
www.mainewindjammerproject.com
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Friday, October 25, 2013
"Sailing Penobscot Bay" The Maine Windjammer Project
"Sailing Penobscot Bay" By Doug Mills
The "Mother Ship" Victory Chimes sailing on Penobscot Bay. [07-11-2008]
Thursday, October 24, 2013
"In The Fog" the Maine Windjammer Project
"In The Fog" By Doug Mills
the historic schooner Nathaniel bowditch arrives in Wooden Boat cove in the fog.[ 09-11-2013]
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Wednesday, October 23, 2013
HMS Bounty "The Last Refit"
Rcn America Network
It is hard to believe it has been a year since the HMS Bounty left her dock at the Boothbay Harbor Shipyard and headed south into the history books.
Here is a reprint of the gallery that was published when she was relaunched in Boothbay Harbor Maine after her last drydock refit.
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| Early on launch day. |
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| Bounty prepared for her return to the sea. |
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| As the sun climbs into the sky, the Bounty starts her journey to the sea. |
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| Under the watchful eye of the Boothbay Harbor Shipyard staff the cradle moves slowly into the water. |
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| The Bounty settles into the water. |
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| Lines are tossed and secured. |
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| The watchful eye of Captain Robin. |
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| Captain Robin has mastered Bounty for nearly 20 years! |
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"It's Another Morning In Maine" The Maine Windjammer Project
"It's Another Morning In Maine" By Doug Mills
It's another morning in Maine as Mercantile sails past Lincolnville Beach. [09-17-2008]
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"Tall Ships of Penobscot Bay"
By Doug Mills
DVD
$14.00
Shoot Maine Studios
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
VIDEO: END OF SEASON "Camden in the Fall"
The summer is gone
and fall is fading fast.
Under a blanket of white
I will rest,
And dream of summer breezes
till winter be past.
"Tall Ships of Penobscot Bay" Now Available!
"Like Ghosts from a long forgotten time they appear from the mist, the tall ships of Penobscot Bay.
It is the summer of 2013, but standing on the dock in downeast Maine one could believe they had been transported back in time to 1900. One by one they sail out of the fog, timeless treasures, the historic fleet of the Maine Windjammer Association. They are arriving in Wooden Boat Cove in Brooklin, Maine for the WoodenBoat Sail-In.
Tall Ships of Penobscot Bay will transport you to a place far from the pace of this digital world. Sit back and enjoy a sight rarely seen in this day and age."
A Doug Mills Production
Video By Shoot Maine Studios
Music By Kevin MacLeod
$14.99
"Eastbound" The Maine Windjammer Project
"Eastbound" By Doug Mills
The Nathaniel Bowditch eastbound to Brooklin for "Wooden Boat". [09-08-2008]
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Monday, October 21, 2013
Old Snow Shipyard Gallery
Old Snow Shipyard GalleryDoug Mills
RCN America network
Rockland, Maine - The old Snow Shipyard was started in 1862 and produced wooden boats on the south side of Rockland Maine till the mid 1940's. Rockland Marine still maintains a railway for repairs and refit. The rest of the property houses the Sail, Power and Steam Museum, operated by Jim Sharp a longtime schooner captain on the coast of Maine.
Though there ire no more ships being built here one can still see signs of the old railways that launched so many ships from the south end of Rockland, Maine.
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