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Both lookouts’ boot soles meet Gjøa’s deck; one pair of forearms contacts the rail while the second man’s hand closes around the shroud. Gjøa’s rail is supported by stanchions bolted into the deck, and the taut shroud terminates at the chainplate. The schooner hull displaces the water at its bow, and its narrowing wake touches the stern before extending westward. Both schooner masts step into the hull; stays connect mastheads to bow and stern. The WNW wind tensions the schooner’s gaff sails and sheets, producing the same eastward drive indicated by its bow wave and trailing wake. Each foreground lookout is about 1.7 m tall beside the rail; Gjøa is a 47-ton sloop, and the schooner is about 120 m away. It is 1905-08-26: Arctic expedition clothing of worn wool sweaters, dark wool trousers, knit caps, oilskin outer layers, and heavy leather sea boots.; Pitch-darkened timber, damp deck planks, hemp rope, weathered canvas, dull iron fittings, wool, oilskin.; Visual lookout from deck, gaff sailing rigs, hemp running rigging, wooden hulls, and iron deck fittings.", "style_description": {"aesthetics": "Alert, restrained recognition.. 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