| The Captain asked the crew to assemble on the deck of Friends Good Will to disseminate several pieces of information: |
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1. The verbal commands to be used when embarking and disembarking the dock. |
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| 2. Protocol and orders for making and striking sail. | |||
3. The procedure in case of a "Man Overboard" situation . |
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4. The procedure in case of a fire situation. |
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Hope Card discussed her research on material and types of clothing that would have been worn on a ship like Friends Good Will during the early 19th Century. She mentioned that we are the only tall ship that wears period-type uniforms that are in existence in the United States today. |
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| Crew assembles for meeting on Friends Good Will | Dick Verdunk | Ellen Fiedler | |
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| Mary Stephens | Al Kempf Jr. | Richard Edwards | Jim Spurr |
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| Ed Page | Eric Standen | Hope Card | Jennifer & Ben Cohen |
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| Mary Stevens & Anna Coon | Duane Coon | Bonnie Wilson | Ed Reed |
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| Sarah Edwards | Ciro Mazzola | Marilyn Powell | John & Devin Shea |
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| Captain Jim Schneider | The captain explains verbal commands that will be used on deck during the hoisting of various sails | ||
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| Man Overboard explanation | Down goes the Jacob's Ladder | ||
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| Pointing to the direction of overboard person | Assembling the winch | ||
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| Connecting the harness | |||
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| Descending to pick up the individual | |||
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| Hope explains the material that the use can use for their time period uniform | The various types of material available for uniforms | ||
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| Hope shows the difference between pattern and non-pattern material | |||
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