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The Ursa Major in Gatun Lock, Panama Canal, behind a Panamex ship, and side-tied to the tug Morrow.
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During the Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival this past September,
we had the honor to meet another crew member of the Ursa Major, Molly
Brooks, from the early 1990s transit through the Panama Canal. (For
Part 1 of the adventure, please visit the previous blog entry from March
2017 by clicking
HERE.)
Molly
was the chef during the Panama Canal transit and subsequent adventure
to Seattle, Washington, and visited the Ursa Major during the festival
to meet the current owner and crew of the Ursa Major, and see how the
Ursa Major had changed (and stayed the same!) since her time aboard in
the early 1990s.
Following the festival, Molly was kind enough
to send us her collection of photos from the trip, which began for Molly
and the rest of the crew in Calon, Panama, and continued on through the
Panama Canal from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean, and up the
West Coast of North America to Seattle, Washington, with stops in
Acapulco, Mexico, Manzanillo, Mexico, and San Diego, California.
Enjoy the photos, and thanks again Molly for sharing your collection with us!
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Gatun Lock, Panama Canal.
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Gatun Lock, Panama Canal.
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Miraflores Lock, Panama Canal
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The Ursa Major in Acapulco, Mexico.
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The Ursa Major in Manzanillo, Mexico.
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