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Inland Seas Ship's Blog: January 2015

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Inland Seas Ship's Blog. Notes from the Great Lakes Schoolship (Click on photos to see enlargements). Friday, January 9, 2015. The Schoolship in Winter. I visited Inland Seas yesterday but I could not get in as the lock was frozen. Capt. Ben will come later with a torch! Otherwise, she is wintering well. I don't think anyone would want to swim here today. With her sister Schoolship, Manitou. Stay warm, Capt. Tom. Inland Seas Education Association. Labels: Inland Seas Education Association. American Sail ...

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Inland Seas Ship's Blog: July 2014

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Inland Seas Ship's Blog. Notes from the Great Lakes Schoolship (Click on photos to see enlargements). Wednesday, July 16, 2014. Inland Seas at Escanaba, July 2014. Crew Change on Friday, June 27. Young Women in Science students present their research results. Second group research results. Aloft to adjust the fore topmast backstay. Weathered in at Escanaba Monday and Tuesday. Leaving Escanaba, wind N 20 - 30 kts. Len and Ben Swanton off St. Martin Island. Inland Seas Education Association. Northport Yout...

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Inland Seas Ship's Blog: ISEA Book Signing, Saturday January 17th, at Horizon Books, Traverse City

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Inland Seas Ship's Blog. Notes from the Great Lakes Schoolship (Click on photos to see enlargements). Friday, January 9, 2015. ISEA Book Signing, Saturday January 17th, at Horizon Books, Traverse City. Join author Heather Shaw. And ISEA Founder Tom Kelly for a book signing at Horizon Books. On Saturday January 17th, 2 - 4 pm. Heather will be signing several of her recent books, including It's OK Not to Share. The story of the Grass River Natural Area. The story of ISEA. Inland Seas Education Association.

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Inland Seas Ship's Blog: March 2015

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Inland Seas Ship's Blog. Notes from the Great Lakes Schoolship (Click on photos to see enlargements). Friday, March 13, 2015. Looks quiet on the outside, but Capt. Ben has multiple projects underway under the cover. Sailing soon! Inland Seas Education Association. Labels: Grand Traverse Bay. Inland Seas Education Association. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Inland Seas Education Association. Learn much more about us and our shipboard program offerings at our web site schoolship.org. View my complete profile.

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Inland Seas Ship's Blog: November 2014

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Inland Seas Ship's Blog. Notes from the Great Lakes Schoolship (Click on photos to see enlargements). Wednesday, November 19, 2014. The cover finally goes on when we get a short break in the weather (November 14, 2014). This is what it looked like at 0800. About 8" of snow on deck. Tom and Jan got to work shoveling and got much of it off before the rest of the crew arrived at 0900. With the plastic on, Jan, Len, Bob and Jack worked at cutting in the shrouds. Capt Ben fitting the aft end of the cover.

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Inland Seas Ship's Blog: November 2013

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Inland Seas Ship's Blog. Notes from the Great Lakes Schoolship (Click on photos to see enlargements). Friday, November 22, 2013. R M Young Co. Assists ISEA After Lightning Strike. The R M. Young Company. Based in Traverse City, has replaced the lightning-damaged weather instruments on our schooner. R M Young donated a new Wind Monitor, Wind Tracker display, and repaired the temperature/relative humidity display. Remains of our Wind Monitor after being hit by lightning on October 3rd. R M Young Co. Antiqu...

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Inland Seas Ship's Blog: September 2013

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Inland Seas Ship's Blog. Notes from the Great Lakes Schoolship (Click on photos to see enlargements). Thursday, September 26, 2013. Young Men In Science Cruise. The Young Men In Science Cruise took place on September 21 and 22. After sampling in Suttons Bay and Omena Bay, Capt. Ben took the ship to Power Island. Mate Jan Hale went ashore and was replaced by Capt. Tom. We had smores on the Island that evening. Alex, John and Skyler present their results. Jesse and Kyle discuss plankton findings. Sunset on...

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Hubbell Farm Blog: September 2011

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Welcome to a spot where we'll discuss the local food movement, sustainable living, raising natural beef, chicken, pork, poultry, and Shire Horses. Okay, it's a home spot for the Hubbell Farm which produces local foods and Shire horses for sale. But it's also a place where I'm gonna think out loud about some of the issues/challenges surrounding our culture in the coming century. All The Farm That Is Fit To Print. Friday, September 30, 2011. Http:/ www.leelanauchamber.com/calendar day.asp? The deli has a s...

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Inland Seas Ship's Blog: May 2014

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Inland Seas Ship's Blog. Notes from the Great Lakes Schoolship (Click on photos to see enlargements). Saturday, May 17, 2014. Launch and Transit to Suttons Bay, May 1, 2014. Launch at Northport Bay Boatyard. Hull reflection - note ice in well. On our way home. We disassembled the cover frame enroute. Heavy ice off Omena Point. Open water ahead.somewhere. We made it home safely after a 3 hour passage. One hour longer than usual. - Capt. Tom. Inland Seas Education Association. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Inland Seas Ship's Blog: Winter 2014 Layup

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Inland Seas Ship's Blog. Notes from the Great Lakes Schoolship (Click on photos to see enlargements). Wednesday, November 19, 2014. The cover finally goes on when we get a short break in the weather (November 14, 2014). This is what it looked like at 0800. About 8" of snow on deck. Tom and Jan got to work shoveling and got much of it off before the rest of the crew arrived at 0900. With the plastic on, Jan, Len, Bob and Jack worked at cutting in the shrouds. Capt Ben fitting the aft end of the cover.