Gayle Turnwald has been volunteering at Big Sable Point Lighthouse for about 20 years. One morning in November of 2003, she went downstairs and noticed the Source: 150-year-old lighthouse full of lore | Interlochen
We’ve got a tall ship down at the Santa Barbara harbor that’s worth seeing. If you’re in the area stop on by.
Here’s some nautical trivia: For women stowaways, childbirth at sea traditionally happened between cannons on the gun deck, and the child was recorded in the ship’s log as a son of a gun.
Boaters embrace ‘Wild West Holiday’ theme with illuminated cactus, cowboy hats and even seahorses Source: 31st Annual Parade of Lights Gives Holiday Glow to Santa Barbara Harbor Local News – Noozhawk.com
A Wild West Holiday Santa Barbara Parade of Lights is tonight. Hope to see you there.
The Santa Barbara Parade of Lights is tomorrow. It’s great to see boat all decked out in colorful lights. Hope to see you there.
As naval battles go, the war of words between the U.S. Coast Guard and the captain of the world’s largest Viking longship was a bit of a tempest in a teapot. Source:
Ipswich and its living nautical history.
Nautical Charts are a challenge to keep accurate.
We wanted to share the work of Mike Rider. These beautiful watercolors capture the nautical spirit perfectly. Enjoy.
The words nautical and tattoo go hand in hand, such is their history, and such is the tradition of those with a love for the sea to honor and acknowledge it with body art. So here’s to you, Nautical Tattoo fans, may your tradition live on.