Sailing Miss Lone Star · video

What this video covers

Aubrey travels from New Bedford to Martha’s Vineyard via ferry to board the 71-foot tall ship Fritha for a day of filming and sailing.2:15 Captain Morgan commands the vessel, which features a traditional brig rig and requires a crew of three for operation.1:37 During the transit, the ship encounters light conditions with approximately 5 knots of wind, necessitating motor sailing.3:51 The vessel features extensive teak decking and traditional block and tackle rigging, which are maintained to high standards.7:38 While aboard, the crew observes the ship's historical design and the pride of ownership inherent in tall ship culture. The trip concludes with a return to the shipyard in Fairhaven, where Aubrey’s own boat, Miss Lone Star, remains moored behind the hurricane barrier.10:01 Captain Morgan utilizes the Eldridge Tide and Pilot Book to calculate harbor entry times and tidal conditions.9:01

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