Lincoln was my deckhand on the Schooner Liberty in Key West in 2001. He came down when Olad was put up for the winter to get more experience with other sailing businesses. He was one of five Aarons working the schooners and all of us came away either having nicknames or going by our last names. After he purchased Olad, I worked as relief captain for him for a couple summers in Camden. Really great guy who works his butt off and knows that boat and harbor like the back of his hand.
That's a great memory, thank you for sharing! Five Aarons? Ha! The Olad is a piece of art and history, and it's in the right hands with Capt. Aaron Lincoln. So thankful we got to experience such an incredible day on the water.
I named that bridge after it was built. I believe my husband took credit for the name, but I actually named it. I lived in Searsport for 16 years and loved it. It still has my heart.
@@RVThereYetTV Ahhh. Priorities. I understand. Well as a central Maine native I'll tell ya the Fort is spectacular. Definitely worth a visit next time you're in the state.
If you don’t have the skill to build one of those models from Bluejacket, they can build it for you. Of course it’s a lot more expensive. Their models are excellent and there is one for everyone’s skill level. Great folks to deal with.
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Lincoln was my deckhand on the Schooner Liberty in Key West in 2001. He came down when Olad was put up for the winter to get more experience with other sailing businesses. He was one of five Aarons working the schooners and all of us came away either having nicknames or going by our last names. After he purchased Olad, I worked as relief captain for him for a couple summers in Camden. Really great guy who works his butt off and knows that boat and harbor like the back of his hand.
That's a great memory, thank you for sharing! Five Aarons? Ha! The Olad is a piece of art and history, and it's in the right hands with Capt. Aaron Lincoln. So thankful we got to experience such an incredible day on the water.
Did ya stop in Bucksport to see the Witches leg on the Gravestone, legend is it's been removed many times and keeps reappearing on it.
Sounds like fun! We will put it on the list when we come back this year.
We didn't even know about the Witches leg!! Whaaaaat?! Must come back to see what that's all about!
Bucksport is considered the most haunted town in Maine!
I named that bridge after it was built. I believe my husband took credit for the name, but I actually named it. I lived in Searsport for 16 years and loved it. It still has my heart.
Penobscot Narrows Bridge? Such a cool structure!
Fantastic photography and editing! Thank you.
Thank you. We do all the editing ourselves and love it!
patrice you have the most beautiful smile
Thank you!! You made my day!
We were there in August 2022. We had a blast
That coastal region is beautiful.
No exploring the fort, or stopping to see the famous grave of Johnathan Buck? For shame.
We ran out of time before we had to check into our RV site. I would have loved to explore the Fort but maybe next time.
@@RVThereYetTV Ahhh. Priorities. I understand. Well as a central Maine native I'll tell ya the Fort is spectacular. Definitely worth a visit next time you're in the state.
If you don’t have the skill to build one of those models from Bluejacket, they can build it for you. Of course it’s a lot more expensive.
Their models are excellent and there is one for everyone’s skill level. Great folks to deal with.
Such great people at Bluejacket. We loved it.
Good tip!! Yes, they can build it for you. I think that would be the way I would go, ha!