Lets take a sunset cruise down the Mystic River...
aboard The Sabino...
I'll be your captain!!
The steamboat Sabino is the last remaining wooden,
coal-fired steamboat in operation in the U.S.
Built in 1908 in East Boothbay, Maine, by W. Irving Adams,
she spent most of her career ferrying passengers and cargo
between Maine towns and islands.
She is still powered by the two-cylinder Paine compound steam engine
installed in 1908.
August 17, 2014
coal-fired steamboat in operation in the U.S.
Built in 1908 in East Boothbay, Maine, by W. Irving Adams,
she spent most of her career ferrying passengers and cargo
between Maine towns and islands.
She is still powered by the two-cylinder Paine compound steam engine
installed in 1908.
August 17, 2014
Hello Captain! Nice to see you grab the best part on the boat.
ReplyDeleteIt's so peaceful to walk around in places like this.
Lovely pictures and -Have a nice day!
cool outing...nice shots
ReplyDeleteThe Sabino looks like it would be neat to see! Love the effect the clouds have on the photos!
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting looking harbour. Wish we had more active harbours near here.
ReplyDeletehow very cool!
ReplyDeletelove the shots of the sailboats and the reflections. you caught some wonderful golden hour light!
Looks Like Fun!!!
ReplyDeleteCount me in! Sounds absolutely delightful :) Enjoy your day, Debbie!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shots! I love boat rides.
ReplyDeleteDebbie, you did it again! I get to go with you and see this beautiful place! Places I never knew existed. Our dream was to own a big, fancy motorhome and drive the entire east coast looking here and there and meeting the people and how they live. I AM doing it through your camera lense! THANK YOU! This place is amazing!
ReplyDeleteAhoy Captain! Love the one of you at the wheel :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great trip, thanks for taking us along,
ReplyDeleteHow very interesting and how very beautiful. What a nice vacation.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed your wonderful cruise Debbie!What a lovely harbor!Love the sailing boats and the great reflections!Amazing shots!Thank you for sharing!
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Oh the light! Oh the scenery!! What a great cruise - your photos are so dreamy!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos, Captain Debbie! A the sky is just breathtaking.
ReplyDeleteLoving your pics Debbie, thanks for taking me along with you. Looks fab!!
ReplyDeleteLoving your pics Debbie, thanks for taking me along with you. Looks fab!!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! Some very nice ships and boats! The water is beautiful! You know, of course, as captain you are responsible for fending off pirates. And feeding the crew. :-)
ReplyDeleteDebbie, hat a fun ride, thanks for taking me along.. I love the beautiful sky shots.. Pretty water scenes.. Have a great evening.
ReplyDeleteSo, Lady Purp, when ya going' to work for National Geographic???
ReplyDeleteWow, what a lovely post on your cruise down the river. Spectacular pictures and I loved learning about the boat.
ReplyDeleteThrough the years we have taken a few river cruises and they were so fun.
Thanks for sharing this one and I love seeing the fun you two have. If I can just get that hubby of mine to retire.
Blessings for this one!
Beautiful boats!
ReplyDeleteLove that, and the photo's are beautiful! You guys have fun, and I think that's wonderful. :)
ReplyDeleteSo neat! I can tell you are enjoying every minute!
ReplyDeleteHow fun. Did you take the cruise? Such pretty pictures of all the boats on the water.
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