Tall Ship in Brunswick, Ga

3/19/2017

As planned we visited the tall ship named Peacemaker today, and Clark got busy with the camera.

Barquentine Sailing Vessel, Peacemaker,
at dock in Brunswick, GA

Ship Specs

Interior Design - Doors to Salon

Dining Area

Salon Seating

Ship's Bell has Original Name on it "Avany" 

Looking up the mast

Ship's Wheel

Sails - down

and more sails

Current Master Stateroom

Original Master Stateroom

After touring Peacemaker, we walked around the park nearby - Mary Ross Park.

One of 4 Musical instruments in park

City of Brunswick War Memorial in Mary Ross Park

Site of Farmer's Market in Brunswick, GA

When we neared the edge of the park, we could hear music coming from town. It drew us in like moths to a flame. At the source of the music, we found a Jewish Food and Culture Festival in progress sponsored by "Jewish Georgians".

An addition to Clark's RR picture collection ...
taken at edge of Mary Ross Park

Brunswick, GA

We found the music coming from Jekyll Square West where craft items and memorabilia were on display for sale. Across the street at Jekyll Square East, numerous tables offered food and drinks to raise money. Unfortunately, the music stopped right as we arrived at the park.

Jekyll Square West

Band just concluded playing Hava Nagila as we arrived on the scene.

Having had a very pleasant outing, we headed back to the boat. I needed to do laundry and Clark planned to was yesterday's salt from the boat and then grease the thrust bearing on the port engine.

I had to wait a long time for dryers due to the number of loads another boater had brought up to the machines. While waiting, I had a lovely chat with the other women doing laundry. One of the two women is traveling to her home in Ocean County, New Jersey.

By the time I completed the laundry, my stomach complained loudly that it needed food as it was past time for dinner. As we sat eating, Clark suddenly jumped up, said, "Sunset!", and ran out the door.

Twilight at Brunswick, GA

Sunset in Brunswick, GA