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Hi, Barry here! I’m the First Mate on Providence Sail Cargo and Captain of SV Dagon! I want to share my life at sea with everyone. Come find out what happens on a 1903 built Gaff Rigged Tall Ship, and a 1956 built cutter rigged Sailboat!
As First Mate aboard Providence, I travel weekly on a 4 day cargo run through the PNWs southern gulf Islands, doing that, I meet amazing people, sail a ton, seeing amazing things and my duties are to do maintenance projects, rigging and do my best to keep the boat ship shape! All of which I will share with you! and on MY boat, Dagon, I just fix broken things, break things and have wild sailing adventures!
See what it takes to sail and maintain two wooden boats, a Tall ship from 1903 and a Sail Boat from 1956. Hopefully we all learn something!
I love what I do and hope you will follow along as we try to push for greener alternatives for shipping local goods and passengers aboard Providence and have good adventures aboard Dagon, and any other boat I happen to end up on.
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