While we were in Picton we visited a historical ship which is dry docked in the harbour. The ship is the Edwin Fox which was a migrant ship and a pioneering freezing hulk. You can read its fascinating history here.
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There was also a comprehensive museum of the the life of the ship. The museum was engrossing and the actual ship was a credit to the hard work that volunteers had done to secure the survival of the wreck.
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The ship shows how much deterioration happened to the wood when the ship was sitting as a wreck.
My father was a carpenter before he became a pilot and he would have been impressed with the woodwork in the construction of the ship.
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This last photo gives you some idea of the scale.
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This is an attraction in Picton that is well worth viewing.
Hello.
Awesome. I love your photos, because tall ships are near to my heart! Thank You.
Have a good day!
Happy that you enjoyed the post.