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Saving the Sails: The Importance of Baggywrinkle
One of the secret handshakes among sailors aboard traditional vessels is “baggywrinkle”. If you meet someone who knows what it is, you’ve...
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Inside Traditional Ship Caulking Tools and Techniques
Last month we described the function and importance of caulking for the health of the ship. Now let’s discuss the materials and tools...
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Securing the Hull: The Critical Role of Caulking in Wooden Ship Integrity
The hull and deck of a wooden ship is made up of individual planks fitted (ideally) close to each other. Without something closing up the...
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Winter Work Updates, Feb. 17th
Our first potluck of the year was a success! If you missed out this time, don’t worry – potlucks will be held monthly through the...
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Gazela Spotted in Drone Video of Baltimore’s Inner Harbor
A YouTube user uploaded an aerial video of Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, which includes views of the visiting Gazela from above! She can be...
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Donate to the Guild with our Amazon Wish List
Would you like to donate helpful items to Gazela and Jupiter but you aren’t sure what? Then check out our new Amazon Wish List. You can...
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Gazela crew shirts — 2014 sailing season
Official crew shirts are currently available to order. All crew members must have the Gazela navy polo shirt for all events. Details and...
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Interesting photo
This past Sunday, Eric took a tour of the USS Somerset and snapped this interesting photo of Gazela with winter cover. The warship’s...
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Gazela on Film
Janet Souza and Chuck Anastasio holding Gazela reel. What do antique cars and Gazela have in common? Besides both needing tender loving...
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Cooks and Office Helpers Needed
Nothing provides a welcome break to a hard workday on the ships like a good hot lunch. We have been fortunate enough the past few...
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Harborfest, Norfolk
Gazela crew had a blast at Harborfest Norfolk. Check out the video!
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