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September 2014

25 Sep

Posted at 19:05h in Archive
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Sailing with northern winds, the 'Oosterschelde' this evening has arrived at the latitude of Sagres. The course will soon change from south to a more easterly one, towards...

22 Sep

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Around 5PM we welcomed the new guest crew on board for the voyage from Brest to Alicante. A small but mixed group of Dutch, German and Spaniards. After our welcome-on-board...

21 Sep

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The 'Oosterschelde' left Brest in the evening of Saturday. She has left the continental shelf and is now in the western parts of the Gulf of Biscay. En route to Alicante where...

18 Sep

Posted at 11:56h in Archive
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Flushing-Brest, a voyage with a group of friends that chartered the ship for a nice sailing voyage. And not for the first time, the only difference is that we do not go to...

17 Sep

Posted at 15:39h in Archive
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This afternoon the 'Oosterschelde' dropped anchor at the Channel island of Sark...

15 Sep

Posted at 14:24h in Archive
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After a quiet night at anchor and a lovely breakfast (a bit later than usual to make up for the time difference) we lifted the anchor.
The weather was fantastic and ...

11 Sep

Posted at 22:48h in Archive
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We had a very nice crossing from London. First a bit into the light northnortheaster, on engine. Then we could start to sail, first close hauled, later on in an agreeable ...

06 Sep

Posted at 17:52h in Archive
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Of all the participating ships, 12 sail day trips on the river. 4 times a day they moor at a small pontoon to let a group board. The trip takes 2, 3 or 4 hours and of course ...

06 Sep

Posted at 12:07h in Archive
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After the North Sea calm, we entered hectic London. Sail Royal Greenwich has grown into a serious maritime festival. With the Tall Ships' Race using Greenwich as a stopover, ...

03 Sep

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We awoke at 3:55am for our 4am shift. The night was warm and the air and waters crystal clear but barely a breeze. Not good for sailing but perfect for stargazing. Loosing...