jumpugly Amity is one of the local landmarks I drive past it every day on my way into Albany. It looks so real in every way . Don't be fooled the Amity on Princess Royal Harbour wasn't the Amity built in Canada but a replica built by locals in 1976 Col
The other Albany landmark is 'Dog Rock' LOL

@jumpugly Fantastic. Do you have any other photos of this brig? If you go there, please take plenty of photos for us too.

So Very COOL COL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I want to go see the Amity!!!!!!!!

On the deck of the Amity.
My photograph for this year's Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day Col

In Albany we have a wooden ship that has never been in the water .
Check out the Amity Albany WA

Jumpugly and not a Black and Decker in sight Col

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That is a some fine video of wooden ship building Jump. Ships continue to be built in Bath, Me on the Kennebec River. The Bath Iron Works division of General Dynamics builds US naval vessels, primarily the Arleigh Burke class Aiegis destroyers.
BTW, treenails ( fasteners) is pronounced “ trunnels”.

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Thank you so much Jumpugly, you're very kind.

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Try here Alessandro, the gentleman who did the Facebook post, pulled is photos from here.
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Hi Jumpugly, it's a shame I don't have Facebook, otherwise I would have loved to see them.

A very very interesting set of photographs of the good old days. The sheer size of some of those boats is frightening as all the tools used would be very basic. Thanks Jump, very much appreciated.