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Touring the Captain’s Quarters part 4
Halfway through! On our fourth tour of a 1700s ship-of-the-line, we’ll be exploring the captain’s quarters. Ever seen a movie with a captain on an old ship? Such movies can show us what old captain quarters look like; we’ll touch on this too. But what does a captain do besides give orders? After this post,…
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Touring the Gun Decks Part 3
Here we are! In part three of touring a ship-of-the-line (usually 74 guns) in the 1700s, we are going to explore the gun decks. But why is it important to know where cannons were fired? I agree, it’s hard to relate cannons to our everyday life or even our survival kit for that matter.…
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Touring Top Decks of a Ship
Welcome aboard to one of our more intense tours on a 1700s ship-of-the-line (64-98 guns). This week, in part two of the tour, we’ll start on the back (aft) of the main deck to the front (head). Here we’ll also meet a boatswain (bosun) and discover some jobs on this part of the ship. Who…
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Touring a Ship from the Top
“Rodgers!” Snapping the spy glass shut, I turned to the voice sprinting up to me. “We’re too far,” I began. “Anchor our lines to their bowsprit and heave in their head to our starboard. Shoot. Then haste to unlock and retreat.” “There’s not enough manpower to maintain the cannons and pull a 1000-ton ship to…
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Benjamin Franklin
Lightning ricocheted across the dark sky. Thunder roared as trees waved violently in the wind from off the harbor. The storm boiled. Thicker. Louder. Darker. And yet brighter at the same time, depending on who one conversed with. If one conversed with a fellow Patriot, the storm was a remembrance to pray for the…
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Writing Journey . . . so far ;)
The goal of writing is to make a difference. A difference in society. A difference in lives. A difference in thinking. It depends on the author’s story, I guess. Something has prompted each and every one of us to be passionate about something. In the few moments, I would like to share with you…
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I.D. Cayman
Afternoon, Everyone! Here we go! Peter Cayman’s—son of the betrayer in Captain She: Her Revolution—information log. Enjoy! (; I’m practically your elder. It should be Mr. Cayman or Sir Peter to you. Captain She: Her Revolution CHARACTER ROLE: Questionable TITLE: Peter Phillip Cayman [MALE] DATE OF BIRTH: August 14, 1761 HAIR COLOR: Blond highlighting brown…
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I.D. Hamilton
CHARACTER ROLE: Protagonist NAME: Tomas David Hamilton [MALE] DATE OF BIRTH: September 25, 1760 HAIR COLOR: Brown EYE COLOR: Dark brown MARKS: Several small scars around neck HEIGHT: Estimation of 4 cubits GURDIANS: Joseph Hamilton and Cynthia Hamilton DWELLING: England Until . . . [2] Bosun Hamilton Abroad the Avalon 7:23 PM The cannonball knocked…
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Good Movies
Bring out the popcorn! Who doesn’t like a good movie? Ones that make you laugh or cry. I like action movies, but in a lot of them, I have to mute bad language and skip inappropriate stuff because it is unpleasing to God and honestly I don’t want that yucky stuff in my head. Once…
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Good Books(;
Having a good book in your hands is just AWESOME. And there are so many books out there! However, a lot of them have bad language and inappropriate stuff that are not pleasing to God. But what’s the problem with this? I mean, it’s not like the reader is actually doing that stuff and speaking…
