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Aboard the schooner Mystic Whaler for a 5 hour tour of Long Island Sound off the coast of Connecticut at New London. As we left the docks there was a bit of damp fog and we could see some other boats on the water as well as the General Dynamics Electric Boat shipyard where they build the nuclear submarines. They used to have a rule that vessels passing could not photograph the plant and that spotters would send patrol boats to board, confiscate and destroy the film of anyone seen taking pictures but apparently they have relaxed that in recent years. Still, I didn't risk it.
Aboard the schooner Mystic Whaler for a 5 hour tour of Long Island Sound off the coast of Connecticut at New London. As we left the docks there was a bit of damp fog and we could see some other boats on the water as well as the General Dynamics Electric Boat shipyard where they build the nuclear submarines. They used to have a rule that vessels passing could not photograph the plant and that spotters would send patrol boats to board, confiscate and destroy the film of anyone seen taking pictures but apparently they have relaxed that in recent years. Still, I didn't risk it.
Aboard the schooner Mystic Whaler for a 5 hour tour of Long Island Sound off the coast of Connecticut at New London. As we left the docks there was a bit of damp fog and we could see some other boats on the water as well as the General Dynamics Electric Boat shipyard where they build the nuclear submarines. They used to have a rule that vessels passing could not photograph the plant and that spotters would send patrol boats to board, confiscate and destroy the film of anyone seen taking pictures but apparently they have relaxed that in recent years. Still, I didn't risk it.
Aboard the schooner Mystic Whaler for a 5 hour tour of Long Island Sound off the coast of Connecticut at New London. As we left the docks there was a bit of damp fog and we could see some other boats on the water as well as the General Dynamics Electric Boat shipyard where they build the nuclear submarines. They used to have a rule that vessels passing could not photograph the plant and that spotters would send patrol boats to board, confiscate and destroy the film of anyone seen taking pictures but apparently they have relaxed that in recent years. Still, I didn't risk it.
Aboard the schooner Mystic Whaler for a 5 hour tour of Long Island Sound off the coast of Connecticut at New London. As we left the docks there was a bit of damp fog and we could see some other boats on the water as well as the General Dynamics Electric Boat shipyard where they build the nuclear submarines. They used to have a rule that vessels passing could not photograph the plant and that spotters would send patrol boats to board, confiscate and destroy the film of anyone seen taking pictures but apparently they have relaxed that in recent years. Still, I didn't risk it.
Aboard the schooner Mystic Whaler for a 5 hour tour of Long Island Sound off the coast of Connecticut at New London. As we left the docks there was a bit of damp fog and we could see some other boats on the water as well as the General Dynamics Electric Boat shipyard where they build the nuclear submarines. They used to have a rule that vessels passing could not photograph the plant and that spotters would send patrol boats to board, confiscate and destroy the film of anyone seen taking pictures but apparently they have relaxed that in recent years. Still, I didn't risk it.
When oh when will I EVER learn? It was so bright out there yesterday but I wasn't thinking clearly. I loaded 400 into the LC-Wide and it just couldn't handle it so these were way overexposed and a pain to scan. Oh well, next time I'm on the open water in bright full sunshine I will make sure I have some lower ISO film and perhaps something with a high shutter speed or better aperture control. Still, you get some of the flavor of sailing on an old fashioned schooner...it was lovely and my first experience on a large sailing ship.
