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July 22nd, 1:05 pm
Maine's First Ship

Huzzah! Grateful to have Virginia and crew safely home after their longest journey/biggest adventure yet: taking part in Sail Boston, visiting Plymouth with the Mayflower II, returning via Gloucester to stop in Newburyport, seeing The Pride of Baltimore II as they sailed for Maine yesterday. Once things are cleaned up, dried out, and there's been a chance to lie down, there will be the stories. Next Wednesday, July 29, at 7pm we will close out our #SummerLectureSeries with "Bath to Boston, and Beyond! Stories from the Crew who took Virginia to Boston," but first, join us tonight for Arthur Spiess, PhD, and "Native American Archaeology around Casco Bay and the lower Kennebec." 7pm, Wednesday, July 22, at 27 Commercial Street, Bath.
fmi mfship.org/events
#1607pinnacevirginia #bathtoboston #bathmaine #kennebecriver #historyingenuitycommunity Sail Boston Pride of Baltimore II
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Huzzah! Grateful to have Virginia and crew safely home after their longest journey/biggest adventure yet:  taking part in Sail Boston, visiting Plymouth with the Mayflower II, returning via Gloucester to stop in Newburyport, seeing The Pride of Baltimore II as they sailed for Maine yesterday.  Once things are cleaned up, dried out, and theres been a chance to lie down, there will be the stories.  Next Wednesday, July 29, at 7pm we will close out our #SummerLectureSeries  with Bath to Boston, and Beyond! Stories from the Crew who took Virginia to Boston, but first, join us tonight for Arthur Spiess, PhD, and Native American Archaeology around Casco Bay and the lower Kennebec. 7pm, Wednesday, July 22, at 27 Commercial Street, Bath.
fmi mfship.org/events
#1607pinnacevirginia #bathtoboston #bathmaine #kennebecriver #historyingenuitycommunity Sail Boston Pride of Baltimore IIImage attachment

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Congratulations to all involved. Quite the adventure.

Huzzah and welcome home!

July 22nd, 9:47 am
Maine's First Ship

Local folks might have heard the horn from the bridge shortly before 9:30. Bridge is up and we can see Virginia approaching. Expect her to arrive at the dock within the next 10 minutes.⚓
#1607pinnacevirginia #bathtoboston #sailinghome (or motoring in this case) #kennebecriver #bathmaine
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Local folks might have heard the horn from the bridge shortly before 9:30. Bridge is up and we can see Virginia approaching. Expect her to arrive at the dock within the next 10 minutes.⚓
#1607pinnacevirginia #bathtoboston #sailinghome (or motoring in this case) #kennebecriver #bathmaine

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I have missed her in my morning walks ! WELCOME HOME!

July 22nd, 6:07 am
Maine's First Ship

TONIGHT, Wednesday, July 22, 7pm, at the Bath Freight Shed, 27 Commercial Street, alongside the Kennebec River in Bath, Maine: Join MFS as we welcome Archaeologist Arthur Spiess to present as part of our #summerlectureseries, "Native American Archaeology around Casco Bay and the lower Kennebec." Colonists were at the Popham site for just over a year. Indigenous peoples moved through these lands for thousands of years--what did they leave behind?
#mainearchaeology #nativeamericanarchaeology #cascobay #kennebecriver #historyingenuitycommunity
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TONIGHT, Wednesday, July 22, 7pm, at the Bath Freight Shed, 27 Commercial Street, alongside the Kennebec River in Bath, Maine:  Join MFS as we welcome Archaeologist Arthur Spiess to present as part of our #summerlectureseries, Native American Archaeology around Casco Bay and the lower Kennebec. Colonists were at the Popham site for just over a year. Indigenous peoples moved through these lands for thousands of years--what did they leave behind?
#mainearchaeology #nativeamericanarchaeology #cascobay #kennebecriver #historyingenuitycommunity
July 21st, 3:27 pm
Maine's First Ship

But the crew was able to repel!
Pride of Baltimore II #1607pinnacevirginia #herebepirates #epic
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But the crew was able to repel!
Pride of Baltimore II #1607pinnacevirginia #herebepirates #epic

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Fire in the hole!

Beautiful vessel built by incredible artists and craftsmen/women! It's an honor to, occasionally, volunteer to help them.

July 21st, 2:45 pm
Maine's First Ship

Sarah says, "Pride of Baltimore passing us..."
Pride of Baltimore II #1607pinnacevirginia #bathtoboston #sailinghome #historyingenuitycommunity
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Sarah says, Pride of Baltimore passing us...
Pride of Baltimore II #1607pinnacevirginia #bathtoboston #sailinghome #historyingenuitycommunity
July 21st, 2:22 pm
Maine's First Ship

image taken at 13:40 from Sarah; message from David at 14:05 reads "We are just entering Maine waters, 44 miles from Seguin, being pursued by the Pride of Baltimore."
Pride of Baltimore II #1607pinnacevirginia #bathtoboston #sailinghome #historyingenuitycommunity
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image taken at 13:40  from Sarah; message from David at 14:05 reads We are just entering Maine waters, 44 miles from Seguin, being pursued by the Pride of Baltimore. 
Pride of Baltimore II #1607pinnacevirginia #bathtoboston #sailinghome #historyingenuitycommunity

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Jeff Cutler word (via FB) from Pride of Baltimore II "PRIDE II is bound for the cooler waters of Portland, Maine, where she is expected to arrive on Thursday & berth at Fore Points Marina."

Tell the Baltimore they are headed in the wrong direction. Although, come to think of it, Virginia is a little more difficult to reach if you come in this direction. I guess that’s a lesson in the naming of sailing vessels. That’s above my pay grade, but stop by the freight shed and ask about it. 

Hijinks on the high seas! photo by David bellows

Being pursued by the Pride of Baltimore should strike fear into your crew!

I saw the pictures of you together

This is great. Thx for sharing.

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