Whatever holiday you celebrate, we wish you all the best this holiday season and throughout the year. Your astounding support for Mary Day is humbling and uplifting. May you find yourselves as blessed as we feel this and every day. Barry https://t.co/9PyHf6T2vW via @YouTube
Asking for help isn't easy. By the number of offers we have received we know this schooner has touched your lives, near and far. We feel humbled and blessed by your love and support. Thank you. https://t.co/uocu5iCQQh via @gofundme
We are heartened by recent covid vaccine trial results. Very promising. We are cautiously optimistic. We have a long way to go but we have some good tools to get us there, particularly compassion and patience. Here is our latest Mary Day Covid update: https://t.co/fuwkDkG631
Maine is a beautiful state of mind. These images shared in the Atlantic stir my heart. And not just because Mary Day and other members of the Maine Windjammer Association are featured in one of them...although I am biased. Image by Robert Bukaty
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We tore down the windlass this spring to inspect and repaint everything. Courtney spent a day removing copious amounts of grease from everything. What a mess. I am proud of their resourcefulness rebuilding very heavy pieces of equipment. They are badass; able to handle any task.
Another "hold my beer" moment. Reshaping a 450 lb anchor with the subtle application of roughly 300K btus of heat and a 2 ton come-along. This kind of "can do" determination is what will get through these challenging times. Thank you to all of you for your kindness and support.
Conserving Maine's Coast: from a Ripple to a Roar (MPBN-HD - 9:00pm - Thursday, May 21, 2020) https://t.co/kDD35DB3zh
Watch this tonite at 9:00 or Saturday afternoon at 2:00. Mary Day is prominently featured in this documentary.
You may be wondering why I haven't posted any pictures of what is happening at the boat. I have been working at the global headquarters these past 2 weeks. All will be revealed in time. I've been doing a lot of walking in the woods with the dogs. Some things really catch my eye.