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@@sallycragin179 that’s a great idea!

@@darcy6507 I use a heavy duty hammer and crack away!!!!

Thanks Ben. Appreciate that.

Thank you Camille. Means a lot!!!

Thank you so much. Means the world to us.

Thanks for the comment and we’re so happy you enjoyed it!

Thank you. Means a lot!

Thanks for the comment. It was definitely a fun day.

Thanks for the comment. We appreciate the feedback.

Absolutely, place it into a old pot or pan (that you may not want to use in the future,) and let it simmer until most of the water evaporates. You’re done! Then you can store it and thin it out as needed. Thanks for the comment too!

We agree. Thanks for the comment!

Thank for the comment.

Thank you for the compliment - much appreciated!

Thank you so much! Cheers!

@@jamesmcdonald8262 Thank you for sharing.

Thanks for reaching out Jack. Captain Lauren Morgens is a wonderfully capable captain and I encourage you to consider checking it out sometime. Of course it isn’t exactly “period” but after meeting her and taking the tour she runs a tight ship.

Well Jack, history would disagree with you. Lagertha - Jeanne de Clisson Sayyida al Hurra (1485-1561) Lady Mary Killigrew Grace O'Malley (1530-1603) Mary Read Anne Bonny Jeanne Baret Zheng Yi Sao (1775-1844) Anne Jane Thornton (1817-1877) Mary Lacy (1740-1801) Grace Darling Mary Patten Krystyna Chojnowska-Liskiewicz Naomi James Nancy Wagner Jessica Rose Watson and last but not least, Captain Lauren Morgens #knowyourhistory

@@timo994a You seem interested in history, so why don't you also look at it from a historical perspective? How many millions of male seafarers have there been throughout history? The real Swedish warship Calmare Nyckel, which this replica attempts to portray, was crewed by a male captain and crew; on her first expedition, the captain was probably Anders Nilsson Krober. What is it with minorities and their demand to be overrepresented in everything? If you woke "historians" had it your way, you would probably replace our fallen soldiers in the two world wars with women too, just because there were a few women on the frontlines amongst the millions of men. I'm sorry to burst any bubbles, but maritime history belongs to the men, whether you like it or not, because that is a historical fact. Reenacting the history of men should be done by men, and if you want a woman in it, there are plenty of historical roles for them to fill. If anything, it is disrespectful to try and represent history, or in some cases, erase and change history, to be woke and progressive. And no, watching Pirates of the Caribbean a couple of times and then claiming you know maritime history doesn't count. I'm sorry, but the moment you tried to use a proportionally insignificant list of people as evidence that there were women commanding ships in history, you lost all your credibility. Next time, make a list of the millions of men on ships throughout history and compare them to the few women, and you will have a clear perspective. #knowyourhistory #woke

@@jackventuras5050 well I've never watched the movie "Pirates of the Carribian" so I can't really comment on the movies accuracy. And Jack, if you want to give me a class on historical accuracy then learn to spell Kalmar Nyckel correctly. See, here's where you lost the argument, you resorted to name calling. Furthermore, the term "woke" is overused. But you gave it a good shot Jack and that's all that matters.

​@@timo994a Calmare Nyckel is the original Swedish name of the vessel, like, for example, the Swedish infantry regiment Calmare Regemente. Kalmar is the modern spelling of the city, both of which got their names from. The Swedish language has changed a lot throughout history, and many words and names have different spellings and pronunciations. I should know, as I have lived in Sweden for the past 28 years. I'm sure you can speak for American history, but you are way out of your league with Swedish history. Some would be better off keeping quiet than flapping their gums on matters they don't know anything about. But I guess all you care about is the representation of minorities and not actual history. Again, you lost all your credibility with your woke facts.

That’s a great pic by photogragher Tisa Della-Volpe. The guy just chills, doesn’t he?

Hello Dan! My vest is a vintage Belstaff valtherm quilted liner. It’s made of a thicker fabric than the current newer Belstaff nylon gilets. Thanks for your interest my friend! Gregory

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Hey Karl, thanks for your interest. This Belstaff jacket is a “Branxton” and it’s made of lamb skin. I believe I purchased it in 2017 in NYC at the Mad Ave store. It’s a beautiful jacket and a “go-to” of mine.

Hey Jacob, thanks for reaching out. I apologize, but mine was completely together when I purchased it. I will certainly look into it and reach out if and when I find more info for you….cheers!

Glad you enjoyed it Rick! Looking forward to next year! 🏇🎄🏇🎄❄️🎄🏇

Thank you Rose. The subject matter made it easy, but the camera/editing crew really did a wonderful job. Merry Christmas to you and your family!

Great to hear!!! Thanks Beverly

Hello Joshua, thanks for reaching out! I use Belstaff and Barbour waxes….they both are very similar.

Barbour wax is cheaper and that can matter! Good luck!

Thanks for the compliment!

Big fan too!

Great to hear! Please make sure to say hello when you arrive! Greg Shelton

Thanks cousin! It’s a very interesting mansion and estate. It’s got a very haunted past too….👻

@@historiclivingmodernworld4575 Yes Greg, Rockwood has been investigated for paranormal activity and they found intelligent as well as residual activity. In 2016, Ghosthunters investigated (Series 11, Episode 13).