DATE: FRIDAY JUNE 17, 2011 TIME: 1300 ATLANTIC DAYLIGHT TIME = 1200 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME POSITION: NORTHUMBERLAND STRAIT BETWEEN CAPE BRETON ISLAND AND EAST END OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. WEATHER:
Thursday, June 16, 2011 PRIDE II…finally able to depart Lunenburg bound for Rochester, New York. For three days PRIDE II has been weathering out contrary weather on the Atlantic shore of Nova
DATE: MONDAY JUNE 13, 2011 POSITION: LUNENBURG, NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA The weather outside is contrary for where we want to go…but the conditions in Lunenburg are friendly. Lunenburg is very
DATE: FRIDAY JUNE 10, 2011 TIME: 1300 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME/1400 NOVA SCOTIA TIME POSITION: MOTORING PAST LIVERPOOL, NOVA SCOTIA PRIDE OF BALTIMORE II is about 5-6 hours away from Lunenburg
DATE: JUNE 9, 2011 TIME: 1000 HOURS EDT POSITION: 42d 54m NORTH X 68d 15m WEST, OR NEAR MID-GULF OF MAINE WEATHER: WNW’rly 15-20 KNOTS, HIGH ALTITUDE CLOUDS SEA STATE:
The War of 1812 did not play out in Boston the way it did in Baltimore. Boston was never directly bombarded due to Fort Independence, which guarded Boston from marine invasion,
