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By Cornell Sailing on 10.09.2016
The Barbados 50 fleet enjoys the facilities of Marina Lanzarote to catch up on repairs and last minute jobs, while the camaraderie of the boat crews continues to grow.
Exchanging tips on provisioning- …
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By Cornell Sailing on 09.09.2016
Sue and Howard Chambers made landfall at Marina Lanzarote this afternoon after an epic voyage from London that lasted over five weeks.
Sundowner passing through Tower Bridge at London start
One of the …
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By Cornell Sailing on 07.09.2016
In Lanzarote the check-in and inspections of the Barbados 50 boats are proceeding smoothly with only a few more boats still left to arrive.
In the meantime the crews are busy doing various jobs …
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By Cornell Sailing on 07.09.2016
Excellent weather conditions have allowed the Blue Planet Odyssey yachts to leave La Reunion on time on 5th September for the route to Durban in South Africa.
Maggie, No Regrets and Tahawus are the three …
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By Jimmy Cornell on 05.09.2016
From 200,000 Miles – A Life of Adventure, by Jimmy Cornell.
As in much of the Caribbean there is either little fish left or spearfishing is prohibited, so it was with great anticipation that …
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By Cornell Sailing on 04.09.2016
The five Barbados 50 yachts that left Lisbon on 25th August arrived in Lanzarote after a good sail south towards the Canary Islands.
Their departure from Lisbon permitted them to enjoy the spectacular Lisbon scenery …
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By Doina Cornell on 28.08.2016
On the eve of the departure of the Barbados 50 yachts, the Marina Parque dos Nações invited all the visiting sailors in the marina to a farewell party to celebrate their departure.
Barbados 50 …
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By Cornell Sailing on 25.08.2016
All five Barbados 50 yachts left Marina das Nacoes in Lisbon at high tide this morning and proceeded down the River Tagus at the start of the leg to Lanzarote in the Canary Islands.
The …
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By Cornell Sailing on 22.08.2016
The Portuguese trade winds that normally blow consistently along the Atlantic coast of the Iberian Peninsula arrived late this summer but when they did, they did so with a vengeance and provided the five boats …
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By Cornell Sailing on 18.08.2016
After a well-deserved rest after the crossing of the bay of Biscay, the five Barbados 50 yachts left La Coruna bound for Porto, in neighbouring Portugal.
Porto
Set on the northern shore of the …
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By Cornell Sailing on 14.08.2016
On the eve of their departure from La Coruña the crews of the five Barbados 50 yachts were treated to a spectacular fireworks display over the harbour of this historic city.
Their …
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By Cornell Sailing on 11.08.2016
The three Barbados 50 boats that left Falmouth last Sunday have made a fast passage across the Bay of Biscay and arrived on Wednesday at La Coruña in Spain.
They were very fortunate in …
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By Cornell Sailing on 07.08.2016
At 0830 promptly this morning three of the Barbados 50 yachts slipped their lines at Port Pendennis Marina in Falmouth and headed out of the protected natural harbour, bound for La Coruna in Spain. Joining …
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By Cornell Sailing on 31.07.2016
On a sunny Sunday afternoon, the Barbados 50 yachts sailed through one of the world’s most iconic sights, London’s Tower Bridge, for the start of an epic voyage which will finish on the other side …
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By Cornell Sailing on 25.07.2016
The Swiss yacht Maisie with Rita and Martin Mueller-Duysing onboard arrived in London on Sunday afternoon. They are docked on the River Thames close to Tower Bridge where the start of this special event will …
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By Cornell Sailing on 24.06.2016
The first transatlantic rally to sail from the Canaries to the Caribbean after the winter holidays, and not at the usual time in November, was organised in January 2014. As we were unable to think …
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By Cornell Sailing on 13.06.2016
A seminar on long-distance cruising was held at Warnemünde on the Baltic Sea over the weekend.
Marina and Conference Centre Hohe Duene
Organised by the German magazine Die Yacht, the largest circulation sailing …
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By Pascal Guiraudou on 03.06.2016
All the Pacific Odyssey yachts have arrived in the Marquesas, here anchored in front of Hanavave in la Baie des Vierges, Fatu Hiva (photo Excallibur)
The voyage from the Galapagos came to an end …
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By Cornell Sailing on 24.05.2016
After an uneventful passage from Sumatra, No Regrets and Maggie spent a few enjoyable days in Cocos Keeling and are now on their way to Rodriguez.
In the meantime Joyful has reached Cairns in Queensland …
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By Cornell Sailing on 11.05.2016
After having spent the winter in Southeast Asia, the Blue Planet Odyssey boats No Regrets (USA) and Maggie (Canada), started off from Padang in the West Sumatra today bound for Cocos Keeling. Their route …
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By Pascal Guiraudou on 02.05.2016
After the transit of the Panama Canal and a challenging ocean passage with weak, variable and often contrary winds, the entire Pacific Odyssey fleet finally found itself at anchor in front of Puerto Baquerizo …
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By Cornell Sailing on 02.05.2016
The current series of one-day seminars held by Cornell Sailing Events came to successful end at Hamburg on Saturday.
The seminar was held at the Hamburg Sailing Club and was attended by 48 sailors.
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By Cornell Sailing on 17.04.2016
Jimmy Cornell with Peter Gilkes and Kelly Glass.
The main attraction of our stand at this international boat show has been the Barbados 50 transatlantic event. The crews of …
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By Cornell Sailing on 14.04.2016
The largest and most famous in-water show for multihull boats has opened at the seaside resort of La Grande Motte in the south of France on Wednesday, 13 April.
Some 50 boats are …
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By Pascal Guiraudou on 13.04.2016
The Pacific Odyssey yachts gathered together at Shelter Bay Marina located at the Caribbean Sea entrance to the Panama Canal, in order to prepare for their transit of the Canal and entry …
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