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Recognize the red schooner? It’s shown here approaching the dock in Cape Town last week in a photo by Colin Syndercombe, whose previous photos you can see here. Here are previous photos of the red boat on tugster, and here is the blog kept by the crew of the red boat, Issuma. Since leaving the sixth boro in Fall 2010, Issuma has traveled up the St. Lawrence, northward leaving Canada to port and Greenland to starboard, across the Northwest Passage, southward through the Bering Strait . . . you get the flow.
It’s Richard Hudson. So if you didn’t click on his blog link above, after traveling southward west of the entire North and South American continents–with a stopover in Easter Island–he rounded Cape Horn, leaving it to port, and kissed Antarctica. Some time later this week, Issuma will leave Cape Town and head for New Zealand.
In October 2010, Issuma tied up briefly along the East River in Queens. Oh the stories he can tell!
Also, much gratitude to Colin for taking these pics.
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