TB and I thoroughly enjoyed our cruise on the S.S. Sabino. I think I wrote earlier that it's one of the last coal-fired passenger steamships still running? It was built in 1908 in Maine and for years ferried passengers and freight. Now it's been designated a historic landmark and it is located at the Mystic Seaport. TB and I didn't get a look at the engine, which is exposed and you can see it running if you want to, because we were too busy relaxing on the bow and taking many pictures. These are just a few favorites.
Cruise on the SS Sabino
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Saturday, July 14
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Mystic Seaport
These pictures are just a fraction of the shots TB and I took at Mystic Seaport on Monday, July 2nd. It was a beautiful day, warm but not humid. We walked for hours, until our feet ached and our arthritis flared. We didn't want to stop, just wanted to take everything in. At the end of the day, we went on the S.S. Sabino, which is one of the last few coal operated steamboats still running.
The pictures in the slide show go up to about that point. There's still more to come!
Mystic Seaport Day 1
The pictures in the slide show go up to about that point. There's still more to come!
Mystic Seaport Day 1
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