The USS Constitution by beachzz
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We saw this amazing ship in Boston. I couldn't get the whole thing, so thought the masts and rigging were pretty cool!!
Comments (15)
Must be a huge ship... Aloha
Excellent!
Outstanding capture of the masts and rigging. The last time that I was there, they were replacing the masts. Nice to see her all back together. Dana
great rigging
The legendary Old Ironsides, in all its glory! Love the POV and silhouetting in this keen capture of the ropes, rigging, masts, crow's nests, and all that other old time boat stuff, Marilyn!
Excellent capture of this fine ship
they are awesome, everything looks huge. nice shot
cool capture warm hugs, Linda
It astonishes me that anyone would know exactly what all those ropes controlled. It looks beyond complicated to me! Of course many people feel that way about financial statements, so it's all relative. Love this!
It's so great!
I love masts and rigging; the best part of the boat! Excellent shot!
Not quite in one piece yet. Topgallant masts are yards are missing.
Excellent capture of the rigging. The USS Constitution is the oldest commissioned ship inthe world. She got her nickname on August 19, 1812 when she defeated the British ship HMS Guerriere. When British cannonballs were seen bouncing off her oak hull the name Ironsides was born.
great shot of a very large ship wow looks wonderful
Ah, the Constitution...what a ship! I've seen other pictures of it, but none like this. I love the lines, the slopes, the angles, and the overall mood of this shot. Great foreboding twilight sky too...marvelous. Funny thing too, being a Star Trek nerd, I recognize the Constitution immediately. It's the ancient, ancient, very ancient forerunner of the Constitution Class Starship, the most famous member of that class being Capt'n Kirk's Enterprise. Just thought I throw that out there.