I could say a skinny man fell through the hole in the prop and tumbled in Alice-in-Wonderland adventures, leaving only his hard hat as clue to his whereabouts. But that improbable tale has already been told and retold.
The truth is . . . obviously this is Pegasus prop.
And what a thing of beauty is her hull,
its curves.
The shape and flow seem organic, biological.
Has a model
ever been made of Pegasus?
If not, one should be. And this just in from Harold Tartell, one has, a model by Bob Mattsson. See it here.
Click here for Don Sutherland’s great fotos of Pegasus previous time out of the water for a haircut, shave, and lotioning.
In the sixth boro the wind tonight howls!
All fotos by Will Van Dorp.
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March 14, 2010 at 10:50 pm
Maritime Monday 205
[…] Tugster as Paparazzi – Will manages to snag a snap of the 103-year-old Pegasus during as much-needed visit to the beauty parlor, Caddell’s drydock for a repair involving the tail shaft. Pegasus came out of the Skinner Shipyard in Baltimore on the banks of the Patapsco. See also: Pegasus High and Dry and Pegasus High and Dry 2 […]