Sunset light casts Greg Hokenson's shadow on the foresail as he climbs the shrouds up the main mast on the Harvey Gamage during a 2000 training trip as part of the Ocean Classroom program.
The brass hub of the helm wheel gets a polishing by Doug Park the morning before the Harvey Gamage parades into Boston.
From atop the fore mast of the Harvery Gamage, Jared Nunery, 19, of Freeport waves to crowds gathered along the shore while parading into Boston Harbor during a 2000 sail.
Working a lever on a winch, Andrea Bennett of Freeport and Mike Sussman of Houlton raise the anchor off the island of Nahant.
Tracey Mohr of Falmouth does homework aboard the Harvey Gamage as it sails out of Stonington, Connecticut. Students aboard the schooner studied history, science, literature and applied math classes in addition to learning navigation.
Nunery untangles the outer jib halyard while preparing to get underway before a sail parade into Boston.
With the Lady Maryland in background at left, Andrea Bennett climbs back in from the bowsprit after furling a jib sail.
Two whale watch boats out of Boston maneuver ahead of the Harvey Gamage, looking for whales in Stellwagen Bank.
Greg Hokenson and Sarah Whittam ride aloft on the Harvey Gamage during the tall ship parade into Boston Harbor.
Nunery looks forward after raising the topsail on the Harvey Gamage off the coast of Rhode Island.
Before the Harvey Gamage enters into a tall ship parade in Boston, First Mate Scott Johnson cleans up a downhaul line while on the bowsprit.
Tracey Mohr of Falmouth scans the horizon while on watch as navigator off the Rhode Island coast.
A rising sun lights up Tucker Hirsch of New Jersey while she steers the Harvey Gamage off the coast of Cape Cod during her watch.
Mohr talks with Capt. J.B. Smith about the course of the Harvey Gamage off of Cape Cod during her watch as navigator.
Mohr returns from the bowsprit after furling jib sails while sailing in Massachusetts Bay.
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