Showing posts with label sailing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sailing. Show all posts
Sunday, 4 November 2012
On bowsprits
Something about wind power cries out for black and white.
Photos taken on behalf of Morning Star Trust in the tidal Medway, Kent.
Full set (in colour!) here on my PhotoShelter site.
Tuesday, 29 May 2012
A passage to Chatham
Morning Star - May 2012 - Images by Rob Bowker
TS Morning Star of Revelation is a concrete hulled 62ft gaff ketch. Saturday 0800 UTC 26.05.2012 to Sunday 1300 UTC 27.05.2012. Return leg of an abandoned cruise due to engine failure and following a newly fitted Perkins engine. From Wolphaartsdijk marina, Veerse Meer, Holland to Chatham, Kent
Morning Star website
Monday, 28 May 2012
TS Morning Star of Revelation
Last Friday, I was lucky enough to be invited to form part of a volunteer crew to bring Morning Star back across the North Sea from Holland after an emergency engine refit. I was mocked as we waited for the minibus to take us to Dover for the ferry and the drive to the marina in Holland. A tripod? On a boat? Why?
For more information about The Morning Star Trust, visit their website.
Labels:
berth,
bunk,
chart table,
galley,
panorama,
panoramic earth,
sail locker,
sailing,
saloon,
yacht
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