Explore history with the Fyddeye Guides || Enjoy amazing adventures at sea!
Explore history with the Fyddeye Guides || Enjoy amazing adventures at sea!
  Buy print book now! Just $17.95!Buy now for Kindle! Just $2.99!The Fyddeye Guide to America's Lighthouses makes your heritage travel planning easier by showing you hundreds of fascinating and historic lighthouses you can visit today on the east coast, Great Lakes, Gulf Coast, and the west coast. Alaska and Hawaii included! |
 Buy now for Kindle! Just $2.99! Buy now for Nook! Buy now for iPad!In the ebook historical novel Bet: Stowaway Daughter, Lisbet "Bet" Lindstrom stows away aboard a tall ship to save her father from prison. Amazing adventures and daring rescues. Now on Smashwords! |
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 Buy print book now! Just $24.95!Buy now for Kindle! Just $6.99!The Fyddeye Guide to America's Maritime History is a comprehensive travel guide to more than 2,000 tall ships, lighthouses, maritime museums and other maritime heritage attractions. Perfect for budget travelers, use the Guide to plan your trips to our historic sites! |
 Buy now for Kindle! Just $2.99!Buy now for Nook!Buy now for iPad!Blowing Out the Stink—a fisherman’s phrase for doing laundry at sea—tells the true story of the 1897 schooner Wawona and the quirky adventures of her captains and crews in the North Pacific. Now on Smashwords! |
About the Author — Joe Follansbee is the author of seven books, including three books on streaming media. He also works as the communications director for the tall ships Lady Washington and Hawaiian Chieftain. He lives in Seattle with his wife, two daughters, and four chickens.
Video: Exploring a Sunken Past - Maritime Heritage in Hawaii
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- Published on Saturday, 18 August 2012 09:09
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Exploring a Sunken Past - Maritime Heritage in Hawaii (via YouTube) Watch a 13-minute documentary about maritime history and heritage in the newly created Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument in Hawaii from the early Polynesian explorers to the present. Marine archaeologists tell the stories behind several historic shipwrecks and put the history in the context of Hawaiian and U.S. history. The documentary was produced the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration's Ocean Media Center for the agency's National Marine Sanctuary Program.
