conestoga wagon.. nickname: prarie schooner
As she was not much of a drinker, one tall schooner of beer was her limit.He sailed his schooner to Mexico to avoid its repossession by the bank.I had never been on a yacht before but spent a wonderful two weeks cruising on a schooner.
they dont hold there hatchlings at all some good info
pretty much like a lot of them and its not a good idea to get a prarie dog it could harm you its a wild animal
antonym for schooner
A schooner is a sailing ship.
a prairie schooner
Here are some sentences.A schooner is a type of boat.The pirate captured the schooner.
Schooner Jenny happened in 1823.
The Christmas Schooner was created in 1996.
The short answer would be that it depends. On quite a few factors. Not the least of which is size. A 15' topsail schooner could carry 1-3, a 150' would obviously carry more. The terminology "topsail schooner" only refers to the ship's sail plan, and can therefore be a ship of any size. And while this typically refers to a ship with two masts, the term has also been applied to those with more than two. However assuming we knew the size then it depends on the layout of the ship. How open is the deck, what are the sleeping accommodations ect. If the ship is designed almost exclusively for day sailing it can obviously carry more people than if it was designed with cabins for each of its passengers. As an example, the 148' Windy II (Could be called a Topsail Schooner, but it is technically a Barquentine) can accommodate 150 passengers for chartered cruises. But in comparison, the 143' Bluenose II (Not a topsail schooner, just a regular schooner) only accommodates 75 passengers. Anyways, I'm sorry that it isn't probably the answer you wanted, but I do hope that it at least helps!
I'm not aware of the schooner wagon being faster. However, the difference I am aware of is the schooner wagon used no draft animals to pull it. Instead it had a sail and the wind provided the force to propel the wagon, much like a ship at sea.