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Boats In Space

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Barque Sea Cloud, photo by Neil Rabinowitz
En cale sèche…
Simple paysage fluvial / Simple river landscape par Mario Castonguay
Capté dans le Delta du Mékong, au sud du Vietnam
Captured in the Mekong Delta, southern Vietnam

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Best three masted sail plan? (explanation below)
Ship (aka Full Rigged)
Barque
Barquentine (Schooner barque)
Topsail Schooner
Schooner
Ship (aka Full-rigged): All three masts square-rigged.
Barque: First two masts square-rigged, the mizzen fore-and-aft rigged
Barquentine (Schooner barque): Fore mast square-rigged, main and mizzen fore-and-aft.
Topsail schooner: All masts fore-and-aft rigged, but with topsails on the foremast
Schooner: All masts fore-and-aft rigged
Ph.C.Jacquet
I'm wondering if you or any followers can help - I saw a beautiful ship docked in Reykjavik in the summer of 2024. I wanna say 3 masts if memory serves.
Unfortunately I don't remember her name, although I seem to recall that it was a German sounding name, and there was a number after it (III, I believe). You wouldn't happen to know who she was or a good way to find out?
Hello, friend! Did it happen to be the Gorch Fock II?
Another ship it could have been is the Alexander von Humboldt II, but I think you’d remember if it was her.
Unfortunately, German tall ships aren’t my area of expertise, but I do know someone who might know more— @ ltwilliammowett, are there any other German ships or ships with German names that might match @major-knighton’s description?
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