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It’s 150 feet long, 126 feet high, and is causing
quite a stir in Old Town Alexandria. The Peacemaker, a three-mast sailing vessel that looks
like it arrived from the 19th Century, pulled into port today for a
three week stay. Built in
Brazil of tropical hardwood, the 21-year old ship is now used by an
organization to shape the character of young people.
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Posted by: Rerto Jordans | June 23, 2010 at 10:00 PM
Thank you Rerto. I remember the day the ship pulled in, remarkable in its size. The crew was friendly. The dockscape is back to its usual self, waiting for the next big one to arrive!
Posted by: Jay | June 24, 2010 at 06:27 AM