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Apprentice completes his first model
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Ryan Dickson is shown with his instructor Bob Squarebriggs with his first completed ship model, The Indian Queen, a ship built in 1852 in Chatham, NB by one of Ryan's ancestors, Andrew Mason.
· Date: Sun March 28, 2010 · Views: 542
· Filesize: 128.9kb, 50.1kb · Dimensions: 432 x 328 ·
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Bill Anderson
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What a wonderful picture! The young man will cherish the moment for the rest of his life!
Great job!
Christina

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