Traditional rigging opportunity in Baltimore, Maryland
 

Just a reminder that the volunteer riggers of USS CONSTELLATION are continuing their work of shortening the port mainmast shrouds and replacing and retensioning the deadeye lanyards. This work involves cutting, re-capping and serving the ends of the shrouds, as well as tying a Matthew Walker knot in 1 1/4 Dacron for the lanyard and setting up a tackle to tension it. If you've ever wanted to practice traditional maritime skills using modern materials on a historic ship, this is it. Our below decks projects for inclement weather include renewing rope-stropped blocks.

No experience or prior skills required. We can teach you everything you need to know.

We work every other Saturday from about 8:30-12:00. Please contact me at kzembower [at] verizon [dot] net if you have any questions, or would like to be added to our email list for rigging announcements regarding CONSTELLATION.

-Kevin Zembower

Just do it!
 

Karina and I went a few times a couple years ago to do the volunteer rigging on the Constellation. It is VERY COOL!!!

If you are anywhere near the area (I drove 3 hours from Jersey!), just go. You will surely enjoy it!

love
nick