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	Heading for Fallen Jerusalem 12/11/04	Iguana 12/9/04	Starboard tack 12/10/04
	An expanse of canvas 13/10/04	Mooring at St. John 12/13/04	Class onboard 12/11/04
	Heading for Fallen Jerusalem 12/11/04 Enjoying a quiet moment between tacks as we sail up the Drake Channel to Virgin Gorda   back to top
	Iguana 12/9/04 Iguanas. Everywhere. The shore's littered with them. They appear to be the ecological equivalent of a chipmunk...   back to top
	Starboard Tack 12/10/04 Taken on our first day on the water. Sunny skies, light seas, and a fair wind. What more could you ask for?   back to top
	An Expanse of Sail 12/10/04 With some basic skills under our belt we raise the topsails to get every ounce of leverage out of the wind. The elation of knowing that the vessel is moving directly because of everything we do is strangely balanced by the knowledge that compared to our experienced mates and deckhands, from whom we take orders, we know nothing....   back to top
	Morring at St. John 12/13/04 We return to United States territory and await clearance by US Customs.   back to top
	Class Onboard 12/11/04 The class takes a quiet moment in sailing operations to present individual class projects. Here, Sarah Drummond leads the class in a discussion of childrens' literature about the sea...   back to top