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  1.    Harvey Golden reacted to a post in a topic: Gjøa 1872 by Harvey Golden - Roald Amundsen's Cutter built at Rosedahl, Norway
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    Thank you so much for the recommendation on "The Last Viking," that quote is super helpful! I'm already requesting a copy of Amundsen's Diaries, and I found out that the Library of Congress has volumes 1 & 2 of Roald Amundsen's "The Northwest Passage." I'm sorry to have derailed the thread away from the model Gjøa, but this is the only place online I've seen people currently talking about Amundsen's Northwest Passage voyage and I got super excited.
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  12. Arlo M
    Hello, I'm a new member of the forum, exclusively because of this thread. I'm a student currently writing a play about a voyage through the Northwest Passage on a boat made to emulate Amundsen's Gjøa, and this thread has hands down been the greatest source of information and images of the Gjøa and boats like her. The model building and painting you do is absolutely gorgeous, Harvey! I am super curious about the seamanship and daily operations of the Gjøa, and was wondering if any of you could suggest somewhere for me to look, short of physically going to somewhere like the Fram Museum or the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic. Anything like websites, books, or articles?

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