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requirements made
schooners a
common rig,
especially in the 19th century. Some
schooners worked on deep sea routes. In
British home waters,
schooners usually had...
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lofts there.
After 1910
nearly all the
schooners were also
equipped with
auxiliary gas engines.
Tancook schooners as
large as 60 or 70 feet
sailed offs****...
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quarterback and the
Schooners could draft a
maximum of two in total. The
draft would have
taken place in
January 1984. The
Schooners proposed home was a...
- Look up
schooner in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
schooner is a type of
sailing vessel.
Schooner may also
refer to:
Schooner (gl****), a
British large...
- HMS Advice (1779) was
cutter rigged. Category:
Schooners of the
Royal Navy Category:
Schooners of the
United States Navy List of
schooners HMS Diana (1775) v t e...
- The
following are
notable schooner-rigged vessels. A. W. Greely,
originally named Donald II Ada K.
Damon Albatross USS Alligator (1820)
Alvin Clark America...
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schooners were
named Elisabeth, including: Elisabeth (1919
schooner), a
Danish schooner wrecked in 1920 Elisabeth (1922
schooner), a
German schooner that...
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going on
regular day
sails and
sunset cruises. List of
schooners Albert Avellar Obituary The
First Whale Watch "
Schooner Hindu's
Official Website"....
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based in
Puget Sound. She was one of the last
survivors of the
sailing schooners in the West
Coast lumber trade to San
Francisco from Washington, Oregon...
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Schooner Cr**** is a
stream in
Brown County, Indiana, in the
United States. The
stream consists of two sections:
Upper Schooner Cr**** and
Lower Schooner...
