The Schooner Prophet: Camden to Rockland
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Sailing from Camden to Rockland aboard the Pinky schooner Prophet with her captain and builder Tom. We used no motor, but sailed her straight from her mooring in Camden's outer harbor, south down Penobscot Bay, turning in at the breakwater Lighthouse in Rockland.
The Prophet is a traditional wooden Pinky schooner built to a design recorded by Howard Chappelle. She was built on a farm in Maine, Tom fell all his own trees and built here as traditional as possible. She does not have a motor, instead she uses a yawlboat powered by a 100 year old single cylinder gas motor.
Pinky schooners were used as cargo and fishing vessels along the coast of Maine, today only a few exist. Other examples would be the Fame and Ardelle built in Essex, MA by Harold Burnham.
All footage was shot, edited, and mixed by Capt. Outlandish and Outlandish Marine.
Super nice~ I loved watching the backwinded sail at the beginning. All those touristy schooners motor out....
Great video. Next best thing to being there, without the worries.
Beautiful. ..thanks for the ride!
My heart and soul ache to be out sailing on the water. There is a peace there that I can’t find on dry land.
Interesting how this craft looks so graceful and fanciful from outboard. But the view from the deck shows how utilitarian and pragmatic it is. You might think it was a gundalow or more prosaic vessel unless you knew better.
Art to be a sailor.. 👋😀
You tube will only let me thumbs up this video once... no matter how many times I watch it 😡
Thanks Dan!
Makes me long for the water. :/
Looks like Prophet has a really bluff bow and a broad beam for a pinky. Really beautiful. What are her dimensions, if you don't mind me asking? Of all the schooner types, pinkies are probably my favorite. I've watched videos of Ardelle and Tiger over and over and over again. Just beautiful lines. Any chance of a tour below decks at some point? Thanks for taking us along for the ride!
Pinky’s are known for their bluff bows and broad beam, it’s typical of the design type. I highly recommend reading “American Sailing Craft” by Howard Chappelle, it has a whole chapter on Pinky schooners
Beautiful. My father owned and captained a trading schooner in the West Indies. It had a Kelvin 3 cylinder 66 hp side drive.
Pinky schooner, sailed on one for 5 days in the Chessie. We put up all the laundry on the last day sailing into Annapolis
The sound of that engine is from my childhood in the Baltic, bigger engines with less revs but the sound is still there.
This one of them.
fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaljaasi_Valborg
Wow that was magical, what a great ship!
Wonder how much upkeep costs annually on something like that
Backing the main and scrambling back to the tiller......memories!
Werry nice! If got a 28foot gaffkutter ts more work but more fan.thank you for this clipp.
Wow, thanks for taking us along. Great camera work and shot choices. You really showed her off.
Thanks! I tried to capture the sail from as many angles as possible.
What a beautiful schooner. Nothing like a wooden hull slicing thru the water. And the wind pushing on the sheets. Nothing better in the world . Takes ya back when the great sailing ships ruled the seas. When ships were wood and men made out of steel.
My kind of sailing
Beautiful boat
Not a bad way to live with Steady cargo
Good luck getting insurance.. Maybe become a 'free trade enthusiast'.
@@wallycleaver8267 good luck collecting insurance the insurance is never for the payer
Also insurance is not Healthcare Insurance's for someone who wants to invest but they don't want to use their own money
Tom doesn’t haul cargo, he is a wood worker. He has a little shop in Camden where he makes wooden furniture when he’s not working and sailing on the PROPHET
très jolie goélette !
Nice schooner, thanks for sharing
Mooi schip. Zeilt als een tierelier.
Great stuff, Thanks John!
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Not a single profile shot to c what the ship açtually look like from Bow to Stern!
If you watched the beginning you would see it! It’s hard to not be on the boat your are sailing on though, it’s true.
@@CaptOutlandish Seriously SORRY. The comment was Absolutely not meant for u. It was posted for another vid in my viewing queue. the almost 45 mim vid didn't show any profile pics. I couldn't believe that, so I reviewed the vid and saw that there were indeed some poorly framed long distance profile shots -- but nothing compared to ur closeups.
I then DELETED the comment. I honestly don't know if there was some glitch that caused the comment to end up in ur thread.
@@anansi1641 No worries!
Camera work makes me sea sick
That was a calm day! Must be a land-lubber!
My favorite smell in the world is the sea...Second is Gasoline..
You would like the yawlboat (the little dory we motor out in) it has a 100 year old gasoline single cylinder motor!