This past Saturday morning on 9/26, five Volunteers, Mickell Evatt, Anne Crosby, Joe Gorman, John Witsett, and Wayne Jones, joined up with Captain Dan Cleveland to start a project to make repairs to the ship's sailing dory. The small rowing/sailing boat, unofficially referred to simply as "Dory," was lying on the deck port side amidships. She suffered a stove- in plank earlier in the summer, and her wood hardware needed lots of restoration work. Working as a team, volunteers lifted up the hull and moved her over the butterfly hatch to the starboard deck, so that Dan could start repairing the damaged plank. For the rest of the morning they set to scraping and sanding down to bare wood the dory's two oars, mast and boom. Once repaired and rigged up, Dory will be available for learning the basics of rowing and sailing.
This blog supports the volunteers of the Spirit of South Carolina -- a Tall Ship built in Charleston, SC, by Volunteers, guided by a core of skilled architects and shipwrights. This blog will provide up-to-date information about the Spirit, upcoming events, and hopefully some great volunteer stories, pictures and a calendar of events. All volunteers, please feel free to post to the blog! Welcome!
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