Bout time you had one then Middy!😉
"What do you expect in the harbour? "
Ships my boy. Ships!😁
Mainly pics of the finished article, use the ones you posted here.
Plus a few lines on the build and maybe pics of essential stages / snags.
I think in the case of this ship we can dispense with the history of the vessel!😊
Here's a pic of my Mayflower, no not my work. Picked it up in a market in Portimão Portugal JFF😉 And a pic of Mayflower II before her refit.
Cheers, Doug 😎

If you are unsure about what to put in your Harbour take a look at other members Harbours to give you an idea.

Martin555.

Hi Doug
I don't have a harbour yet!
What do you expect in the harbour?

Super job Hilly👍👍👍
Yes please, more pics; either in a Blog or a separate Forum thread.
Or even in your Harbour😉
Cheers, Doug 😎

Here is my attempt at building the Mayflower from a kit.
The planking was a bit tricky to get right but the hardest thing was getting the sails and rigging right. The number of sheets (ropes) is unbelievable hence the saying "getting to know the ropes"
It was a fun build.
I do have more build photos if members are interested.
Great display item.

Doesn't she look just Gorgeous! 😀
Great job👍
😎
https://www.theday.com/local-news/20200730/eagle-invites-mayflower-ii-out-for-sail

https://www.the-sun.com/news/1235128/mayflower-ii-sea-trials-plymouth/

Great story, so pleased she was not allowed to deteriorate as so many other ships have been allowed to do. She does look good sailing and it sounds as if the restoration has made her look better than ever. I remember seeing her before she sailed to Plymouth in 1956.

Cheers, Nerys