Remarkable day of whale watching out of Newburyport. Jackson had never been on a whale watch (I took Oliver several years ago), and we had a lot of great sightings. A mother and calf put on a show, and at one point the calf swam under the bowsprint where the three of us were standing, as close as I have ever been to a whale. Here are some pictures.
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Jackson, 13, and Oliver, 11
Both will be at St. John's Prep next year.
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The "bowsprint" hanging out over the water. We spent the day there, with great views of all the whales. |
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A sister ship. |
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The mother ("Pinball") and calf. |
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Here is the blowhole. |
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Great Shearwater |
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