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The Half Moon, an exact scale replica of Henry Hudson's ship which he sailed up the Hudson River in 1609, sits near the Port of Albany. I would have liked to have gone on a tour of the ship but I was busy that Saturday...obligations you know....I can't imagine being recruited in 1609, to cross thousands of miles of ocean in a ship like this which, when you get close to it, was quite small. It was a beauty of a ship though and I would have liked to see it under sail.
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