Jul 6th, 2005 @ 12:00 pm

Masted Ship

The Pallada - Flag: Russia Rig: Full-rigged ship Homeport: Vladivostok, Russia Normal cruising waters: Worldwide Sparred length: 356' 4" Draft: 22' 4" Beam: 45' 9" Hull: Steel Who sails: Marine-college cadets Program type: Sail training and sea education for marine-college cadets Season: Year-round Designer: Zygmunt Choren Built: 1989: Gdansk, Poland Crew: 56 Trainees-passengers: 143 Oh Yeah! They forget to tell you that this is a big ship and a work of art at sea. (photo taken in Port Townsend, Washington)

All I want to know is, how the hell do they keep track of which rope does what when???

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  1. Winston wrote,

    Ropes are color-coded like the little wires in a CAT5 cable. But they're just for show anyway since everything is computer controlled from the forward command center, complete with 96" wall-mounted displays and satellite telemetry.

    — submitted 7/6/2005 @ 7:06 pm



  2. Paula wrote,

    Just take the romantic mystery out of it!

    — submitted 7/6/2005 @ 11:54 pm

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