When one looks at the horizon from the shores of the quiet town of Philbin Beach in Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, one could see the whitish gray mast of The Saratoga Mariner. The Mariner sat idly in the distance, a forty-foot schooner rocking back and forth in perfect synchronicity with the waves. The boat just lay dormant – adrift in one spot – never moving save for the bobbing motion that all ships experience when out at sea.