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On Day 30 of our countdown to the March 11 departure, we dive into the bloody and brilliant origins of the MacIntyre lineage. This episode explores the high-stakes engineering of the 13th-century Scottish birlinn (galley) and the legendary ancestor who sacrificed a thumb to save King Olaf’s vessel.
We trace the technical transition from "Sons of the Foresters" to "Sons of the Wright" (Mac-an-t-Saoir), establishing the MacIntyres as the indispensable specialists of the Scottish seas. We also introduce the strategic union between the MacIntyre builders and the Campbell administrators. Featuring a tribute to our lead architect, Ashley, a rhythmic connection to Brooklyn’s bass lines, and a status report from Eddie the Poodle, our bossy guardian in Austin.
By Ashley McIntyreOn Day 30 of our countdown to the March 11 departure, we dive into the bloody and brilliant origins of the MacIntyre lineage. This episode explores the high-stakes engineering of the 13th-century Scottish birlinn (galley) and the legendary ancestor who sacrificed a thumb to save King Olaf’s vessel.
We trace the technical transition from "Sons of the Foresters" to "Sons of the Wright" (Mac-an-t-Saoir), establishing the MacIntyres as the indispensable specialists of the Scottish seas. We also introduce the strategic union between the MacIntyre builders and the Campbell administrators. Featuring a tribute to our lead architect, Ashley, a rhythmic connection to Brooklyn’s bass lines, and a status report from Eddie the Poodle, our bossy guardian in Austin.