The Harvey Gamage has been in the shipyard for several weeks. 
It is now back afloat and docked at the Maritime Heritage Center in Downtown Gloucester. Here is the Harvey Gamage looking spiffy with a new coat of paint and repairs.
In this shot of the stern you can see the planks that make up the skin.
But work is not done just yet. Here are some blocks that have been oiled and are hanging to dry. The blue tags list out where the belongs in the grand scheme of the rigging.
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Nice photos and great incite into all that goes into these lovely vessels. Most of us have no idea.
Darryl and Ruth : )
Ahhhh.
The freshly oiled blocks look good to go now. That is a fine looking boat shown to great advantage in your photos!
Always a pleasure to view your photos!
Such crisp and well composed photos - always a treat.
Such a beautiful boat, and what perfect pictures. I especially like the last one, of the blocks hanging to dry. That's art. ~karen
I've been away a while - Alaska, California, Arizona, Colorado... I went home for one day and retrieved my bookmarks from my desktop Mac and put them on my MacBookPro. I've missed your lovely photos! Thank you for sharing your world with me.
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