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SmugMug > keywords > whaler > 2009 Dennis Yacht Club Belle of the West Regatta - Friday, 8-07-09 photo
SmugMug > keywords > whaler > 2009 Dennis Yacht Club Belle of the West Regatta - Friday, 8-07-09 photo
SmugMug > keywords > whaler > 2009 Dennis Yacht Club Belle of the West Regatta - Friday, 8-07-09 photo
SmugMug > keywords > whaler > ~Frogfish Lookout~ The Frogfish and Moorish Idol brace themselves for the divers that are about to interupt their serenity.
SmugMug > keywords > whaler > ~Ready to Decend~ Divers about to decend to the wreck of the Cathaginian.
SmugMug > keywords > whaler > ~The Whaler and the Sub~ From the deck of the wreck of the Carthaginian, sunk to a depth of 100 feet, one can watch the Atlantis submarine making her rounds. Divers may be able to spot the frogfish on this shot.
SmugMug > keywords > whaler > ~Time Warp~ From the deck of the wreck of the Carthaginian, sunk to a depth of 100 feet, one can watch the Atlantis submarine making her rounds. A juxtaposition of time as an electric submarine is viewed from the deck of an old whaling ship
SmugMug > keywords > whaler > Grey reef shark and remora. Red Sea, Sudan
SmugMug > keywords > whaler > Charles W. Morgan - Whaling ship In the 1840s, a Quaker whaling merchant named Charles W. Morgan ordered a whaleship from the shipbuilders of Jethro & Zachariah Hillman of New Bedford, Massachusetts. Morgan's maiden voyage began on September 6, 1841. She sailed around Cape Horn and cruised the Pacific Ocean. On Morgan's three year and four month voyage, she came home with 2,400 barrels of whale oil and 10,000 lbs of whalebone, known as baleen, which was worth around USD$56,000. In her 80 years of service, she would make 37 voyages ranging from nine months to five years. Charles W. Morgan, in total, brought home 54,483 barrels of whale oil and 152,934 pounds of whalebone. She also sailed in the Indian and South Atlantic Oceans surviving ice & snow storms, and her crew survived a cannibal attack in the South Pacific. Between 1888 and 1904 she was based in San Francisco. Built: 1841, JETHRO AND ZACHARIAH HILLMAN, FAIRHAVEN, MASSACHUSETTS. Length: 105.6 Beam: 27.7 Draft/Depth of Hold: 12.6/17.6 Gross/Net Tons: 313.7/298 Hull: WOOD Additional information available from this site - http://www.mysticseaport.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=home.viewPage&page_id=2103ED05-65B8-D398-7609445B7A947310
2009 Dennis Yacht Club Belle of the West Regatta - Friday, 8-07-09 photo
Photo by: Rob Bergh • see photo in gallery
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