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By Cornell Sailing on 12.12.2014
Sailors planning to sail across the Atlantic to the Caribbean with our Odyssey events will now have an even greater choice of departure ports, start dates and routes.
EVENT START DATE ROUTE Atlantic Odyssey …
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By Cornell Sailing on 10.12.2014
Martinique arrivals
5 boats arrived today: • STARSHIP ANNIE (during the night)
• then SEVEN SEAS ADVENTURE
Jimmy Cornell with the crew of Seven Seas Adventure
We made it to Martinique Yes…this morning …
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By Cornell Sailing on 10.12.2014
Cruising World Magazine have just announced that the Garcia Exploration 45, of which Jimmy Cornell’s Aventura was the prototype, has won the 2015 Boat of the Year competition for Best Full-Size …
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By Cornell Sailing on 10.12.2014
Martinique arrivals
Among the six boats which arrived today, several count a dog as part of their crew.
The first to reach the marina was Nyctea, in the middle of the night, and we met …
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By Cornell Sailing on 09.12.2014
Martinique arrivals Dehooké
Dehooké, the French Beneteau First 40 owned by Frédérik Giraud and Alice de Montoussé, was the first to enter the Cul de Sac du Marin at dawn, and docked quietly on pontoon …
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By Cornell Sailing on 08.12.2014
Three classes from Pérou primary school in Le Marin were welcomed aboard Sea Dragon to discover the boat and especially the scientific mission led by her crew of 14 women during their crossing …
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By Cornell Sailing on 07.12.2014
A stream of visitors stopped by to visit hull no. 4 of the Exploration 45, sister ship to Jimmy Cornell’s new Aventura. A comfortable corner had been set aside for Jimmy to receive a …
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By Cornell Sailing on 07.12.2014
Om
Antonio: What a night!
The spinnaker down in the afternoon yesterday with the main and code 0, reaching. Good. Then main and jib, 60 degrees apparent wind from South. and then a lot …
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By Cornell Sailing on 07.12.2014
Song of the Sea arrived at 0700 local time this Sunday morning.
They were welcomed on the water by Eric Jean-Joseph, the manager of Marina du Marin himself, to help with the lines. On the …
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By Cornell Sailing on 06.12.2014
Sephina
Balancing act. The last few days of light wind we have been happy to cover 120-130M per day, averaging just over 5K, but the forecast is for little or no wind in a …
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By Cornell Sailing on 06.12.2014
Le Marin welcomes the Atlantic Odyssey with a great programme of activities:
Date Time Event Friday 6 December 1800 Restaurant l’Annexe : Welcome cocktail for the first boats, with Martinique rum and traditional creole specialties, …
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By Cornell Sailing on 05.12.2014
Sea Dragon crew crossing the line
Sea Dragon and her all-women crew crossed the finish line at noon local time today, in very light wind.
The crews of The Larrikin and Mahe 3, …
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By Cornell Sailing on 05.12.2014
Jimmy Cornell will be at the Paris Boat Show – 6 and 7 December – 12, 13 and 14 December
You can meet him at the Atlantic Odyssey desk on Garcia Yachting stand (G29 …
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By Cornell Sailing on 04.12.2014
The friendly spirit of the Atlantic Odyssey showed itself again today as the first boats to finish, Mahe 3 and The Larrikin, decided to cross the finish line together at 09:00 local …
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By Cornell Sailing on 04.12.2014
Martinique arrivals
The friendly spirit of the Atlantic Odyssey showed itself again today as the first boats to finish, Mahe 3 and The Larrikin, decided to cross the finish line together at 09:00 local …
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By Cornell Sailing on 03.12.2014
Sea Dragon
Photo: eXXpedition
The Future, climate, and toxics
After our trawl work, we had a mission. We are supporting a campaign called The Future. This campaign is spreading awareness on climate change and …
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By Cornell Sailing on 02.12.2014
Om
So,we are zig-zagging the ocean looking for a decent angle for the spinnaker. We keep the windvane system at 155-160 degrees and keep gybing as needed. We are grateful for the sunny weather …
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By Cornell Sailing on 01.12.2014
Kristine
It’s raining fish.
We’ve literally gotten fish every day even though the weather has been too bad for fishing. Just this evening a flying fish jumped into the cockpit right beside me! Maybe …
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By Cornell Sailing on 01.12.2014
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By Cornell Sailing on 30.11.2014
Por Dos
All is well here on Por Dos 6 days after leaving Tenerife. Only 1680 miles to go. Good winds since our delayed departure have given us a great run so far. We …
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By Cornell Sailing on 30.11.2014
German catamaran Alytes has deployed the first drifter buoy of the 2014 Atlantic Odyssey. The buoy was deployed at 17.10h UTC on Saturday 29th November, at the position
18°22.481’N 41°51.719’W.
Alytes at …
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By Cornell Sailing on 29.11.2014
The Larrikin
We look forward to meeting Pascal (Guiraudou) on the dock in Martinique, just leave some rum for us to enjoy after the crossing.
We are watching with interest Mahé 3 as she …
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By Cornell Sailing on 29.11.2014
Om
Antonio:
I have to say that crossing the oceans is a lot more civilized that used to be years ago. It is very well to say that the boats were simpler to maintain …
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By Cornell Sailing on 28.11.2014
Sea Dragon
Exploration, Inspiration, Serendipity We have all been winding through diverse and varied landscapes – physical, social, psychological – yet have converged in this one space aboard Sea Dragon, where our similarities and …
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By Cornell Sailing on 26.11.2014
Bear
We are having fun. Two patches in the leach of the genoa. Old sail, oh well. Watermaker bearing is leaking onto head floor slightly. No sweat because we have a spare. Does make …
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