John's Voyage

Two Months South of the Equator: Antartica, Peru & Buenos Aires

Itinerary
The Adventure
Travelogue

824 × 550 in What’s Been Happening

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About John

I'm John Eide, retired Professor of Photography at the Maine College of Art where taught from 1970 until 2008 and where I created the photography program. At age 15, I started sailing E Scows on the lakes in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where I grew up. I currently sail my Concordia Yawl, Golondrina, a 40 foot classic wooden boat, out of Portland. I've made two trips to the Caribbean in her and have competed in the wooden and classic races from Brooklin, Maine to Antigua, in the Caribbean.

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