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THE THING BEFORE PREPPY
Muffy Aldrich. 12th Generation New Englander. Original Photographs. Commentary. Classic Clothing. New England Coast. Most Items Sent By Vendors.
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I love the wonderful winter scenes, beautiful photos!
ReplyDeletePiscataqua River Bridge?
ReplyDeleteThat is lovely. It looks like more fun than sanding a wooden boat in subfreezing temperatures.
ReplyDeleteOh boy-all the brightwork and teak decks along with the ride over the Pell bridge! Your photos are wonderful-thanks for the tour!
ReplyDeleteJust superb! Thank you so very much for everything you do for us all!
ReplyDeleteAll those masts, yards and lines, nautical charm. I grew up on Long Island, NY and my summer jobs in high school were working at marina's during the summer sanding, polishing brightwork and cutting new sails. Thanks for the photographic memories.
ReplyDeleteSuch a wonderful thing. Makes me long for warmer days.
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