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Lydia Ann is Flipped

Nov 12, 2015 | Scow Schooner

Lydia Ann almost on its side

Thursday, November 12, 2015, was a BIG day!  We turned over the hull of Lydia Ann, our scow schooner, and are now ready to tackle the interior and decks. 

Large crane used to flip the Lydia Ann
Lydia Ann being lifted by the crane
Schooner on its side
Lydia Ann almost on its side
The Lydia Ann on its side
Schooner on its side

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