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P1010755: Marblehead with many boats already hauled out
P1010756: Mike Dickey, Paula Mac Donald and their family in Marblehead
P1010762: Scuitate, Mass. The landing spots of the Kemptons long ago
P1010771: Quincy Market, Boston
P1010774: Marine after a busy day in the big city of Boston
P1010661: Matt Dickey and Marine...4 generations of friendship..What more can I say!
P1010669: Boston Aquarium...don
P1010721: Low tide up one of the small rivers at Kittery Point, Maine. Thsi is where Sir William Pepperrell was born and headed out from to take seige of Louisburg in 1743?
P1010740: Playing on a private beach at Kittery Point, Maine. I thnik the owners are only there for holidays...hope so!
P1010747: Salem, Mass dungeon. It was pretty bad conditions in these jails...not quite Club Fed of today.
P1010749: Salem is till full of witches...black clothing everwhere and October is the month to visit! The story is very interesting.
P1010751: Marine and her new horse..less work than the traditional ones.
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P1010697: We think that Steph is enjoying herself. Actually she jumped out of her bunk to make sure that she watched sunrise while we were out of the sight of land.
P1010695: Captain Clare out of sight of land for the first time!
 
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Europe 2010
The crew of Semper Vivens embarks on a "land cruise" through Europe
6 Photos
Created 10 September 2010
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ICW
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Created 26 November 2007
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New York City
7 Photos
Created 26 November 2007
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First Impressions
The Avance 40 "Macintosh", now "Semper Vivens" on the hard in Freeport, Maine.
10 Photos
Created 19 October 2007
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Renaming Ceremony - 14 September 2007
5 Photos
Created 17 September 2007
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About Us
Who: Judy, Steve, Stephanie and Marine
Port: Halifax, NS
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