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The Elite Fleet's first run of the season
merriman- Guest
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timgarrod- AMS Website Webmaster
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Nice video David.
Looks nice place to sail too :)
Looks nice place to sail too :)
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timgarrod wrote:Nice video David.
Looks nice place to sail too :)
Indeed it is, its a large fresh-water (former Coy pond) pool situated under two foot-bridges that lead to the entrance of the Nauticus marine museum at Norfolk, Virginia. Right next door, on loan from the Navy, is the USS WISCONSEN, a battleship of WW-2 vintage.
The pool is about three feet deep and well maintained by the staff. We operate here every third-Saturday of the summer months. Here are some videos shot at this facility throughout the years:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7dZ9gQJgok
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3siP636TF8
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Great videos and Nauticus looks like a very impressive place!
Thanks,
David
Thanks,
David
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