Cooking aboard a wooden ship creates obvious issues. The cook's quarters on the Susan Constant are claustrobically small and include the brick oven to contain the fireon which he cooked. The Susan Constant was the flagship of the trio that brought the settlers to Jamestown in 1607. Replicas of the Susan Constant, Godspeed and Discovery can be explored at Jamestown Settlement and are among our favorite destinations in the area.
8 comments:
Such lovely woodwork!! Wishing you well! Cathy
Wonderful pictures... I would love to visit there one day. Thanks so much for sharing!
Love that knotty woodwork!
Heavens, imagine the heat of sleeping in those quarters! And for weeks at a time too, it must of been quite something!
Awesome! I love this and I'm so glad it's all still in tact....
Beautiful pictures of such a small area. I love the brick and wook floors!
Thanks for sharing!
What a challenge it must have been, yet looks like a beautiful place to be. Please have a good Tuesday.
daily athens
I wouldn't mind a room like that for myself now as long as I didn't have to cook! lol
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