Showing posts with label Adam and Debbie Purser of Classic Sailing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adam and Debbie Purser of Classic Sailing. Show all posts

20090108

Bow sprit and mist in Fowey

Classic Sailing are adventure sailing specialist. Look at this Flickr discussion on 7 ways you can sail. Voyage E809 on Eve of St Mawes 19-25 April 2008. Royal Yachting Association - RYA - Competent Crew and Day Skipper Practical Course. St Mawes to Fowey and the estuaries and creeks of the Fal. 120nautical miles. Max wind strength F7 2 night hours and a great deal of fun. Thank you to the voyage crew and Adam for the photos. Adam Skipper, Competent Crew Petr and Sarah, Day Skippers Mano and Louise.

Eve of St Mawes on her maiden voyage.

This photo was taken by Adam with a wide angle lens from the front end of the bowsprit out over the sea with the water rushing along beneath me. In red you can see my brother Julian who has always dreamed of working in our office. His dream has come true. It is also featured in the Daily Express article of June 28th 2008 by Andrew Eames. Eve of St Mawes is a replica of a Pilot Cutter from the Isles of Scilly, Cornwall.

Prime Cellars and Agnes at Classic Sailing's 2008 Pilot Cutter Review

Agnes alongside Prime Cellars.

Europa off Trinity Island

Damn the glacier makes the ship look rather rusty. Our 7 week voyage from Antarctica back to Cape Town was at the end of a summer season of 4 Antarctic Sailing Expeditions. See classic sailing website for more.