The Carrack St Michael by JOELGLAINE
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Captains log of the carrack, Saint Michael, June 30, 1516: We have lost sight of our companion ships, the carrack Saint Augustine, and the caravell, Saint Paul. First mate Miguel Del La Havre, rigged lanterns for and aft to light the way for them, if they can see us. We weathered the storm that almost swamped us, but blew our companions to heaven knows where. Curse the fates that spawned this turn of luck! I yearn to return to Marsailles and my wife, Isabelle. I pray for the lost and pray also the we do not join them, if they are lost to the depths. --Captain Jean Michael Tatereaux
Media is Vue 4
Comments (1)
Much better job on the waves! The backdrop and sunset are fabulous!