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early September 16094 comments

bowsprite wrote 3 months ago: When I came on shore, the swarthy natives all stood around and sung in their fashion;  their clothin … more →

Tags: Algonquin, Art, canoes, Creative Nonfiction, half moon, Henry Hudson, Hudson River, Robert Juet

late August 16092 comments

tugster wrote 4 months ago: I fear ambush, although better judgment tells me Juet has gotten under my skin, into my head.  Day a … more →

Tags: 17th century cartography, 17th century French exploration North America, 17th century polar explorers, Algonquin, canoes, Creative Nonfiction, Dutch culture, half moon, Henry Hudson

Henry Hudson Quadricentennial (400!) Birthday at the Saugerties Farmer's Market - August 1st

dadministrator wrote 5 months ago: Saugerties NY Farmer’s Market – Henry Hudson Quadricentennial History Day, August 1, 200 … more →

Tags: henry hudson celebration, Hudson River Valley, new york birthday, saugerties, Saugerties Bed and Breakfast, saugerties events, saugerties farmers market, saugerties news

early July 16091 comment

bowsprite wrote 6 months ago: Sail away to the west!!   Twice now in the past fortnight our watch has spotted sail.  First on 25th … more →

Tags: 17th century cartography, 17th century French exploration North America, Art, Creative Nonfiction, half moon, Henry Hudson

late June 16091 comment

bowsprite wrote 6 months ago: Crash!  Tear!   Rend!  Rip!  Thwack! all sounds of terror added to wind and thunder in the darkness … more →

Tags: Henry Hudson, half moon, Creative Nonfiction, Samuel de Champlain, John Smith

early June 16093 comments

bowsprite wrote 7 months ago: Since leaving our beach promenade in the Faeroes, we’re had alternating fair weather and fog, along … more →

Tags: 17th century cartography, Art, Creative Nonfiction, Dutch East India Company, half moon, Henry Hudson

late May 16092 comments

bowsprite wrote 7 months ago: The “keeper of the north” has rebuffed but forgiven me once again:  icy billows washing over our shi … more →

Tags: Henry Hudson, half moon, 17th century cartography, Dutch East India Company, New York History, Creative Nonfiction, John Smith

late April 16091 comment

tugster wrote 8 months ago: ((Editor’s Note: Although Henry channeled this logbook installment some days back, we’ve … more →

Tags: Henry Hudson, half moon, 17th century cartography, Amsterdam, Creative Nonfiction, Samuel de Champlain, John Smith

13 March 16091 comment

bowsprite wrote 9 months ago: As the vernal equinox approaches, so grows my awareness that by this month’s end I hope to be at sea … more →

Tags: Henry Hudson, half moon, Art, 17th century cartography, Amsterdam, Dutch East India Company, Creative Nonfiction

2 March 1609

bowsprite wrote 10 months ago: So now I have a ship, and I’ve started working with VOC to hire a crew.  Yope, as usual, has been an … more →

Tags: Henry Hudson, Art, Hopewell, Amsterdam, New York History, Creative Nonfiction

15 February 16092 comments

bowsprite wrote 10 months ago: Yope took me to the docks on the Amstel, where wharf cats feasted on rats and herring.  Of course, n … more →

Tags: Henry Hudson, half moon, Art, Amsterdam, Dutch East India Company, Creative Nonfiction

31 January 1609

bowsprite wrote 11 months ago: “The directors shall equip . . . a small vessel . . . well provided with men, provisions, and other … more →

Tags: Henry Hudson, Art, Amsterdam, Dutch East India Company, New York History

23 December 1608

tugster wrote 1 year ago: Who am I?  Grandson of the wealthy founder of a merchant company?  unemployed captain of a discovery … more →

Tags: Henry Hudson, Art

16 December

tugster wrote 1 year ago: This dark time always sends me back to this log page: 15 June 1608: All day and through the night th … more →

Tags: Henry Hudson, Art, 17th century cartography, 17th century polar explorers, Hopewell

2 December 1608

tugster wrote 1 year ago: My brilliant navigation succeeded again in 1608 no matter the drivel about my “twice-failed vo … more →

Tags: Henry Hudson, Art, 17th century polar explorers, Hopewell

18 November 16081 comment

tugster wrote 1 year ago: Let me explain about my first voyage.  I had learned from Captain Knight—the late Captain Knight, bl … more →

Tags: Henry Hudson, 17th century cartography, 17th century polar explorers, Hopewell


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