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By Cornell Sailing on 28.10.2017
Day 1 – Thursday 26 October Lady Jane
I’ve worn out the crew
After just over four hours of sailing, the crew are clapped out down below. To be fair they are off …
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By Cornell Sailing on 28.10.2017
The last few days of the Islands Odyssey stay in Santa Cruz de Tenerife were a mixture of last minute repairs and stress over spare parts arriving at the last minute, but also moments of …
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By Cornell Sailing on 22.10.2017
The two day seminars at the Santa Cruz Yacht Club concluded on Friday with a talk by Martin Kramp from Tamouré on his work with UNESCO and the JCOMMOPs global monitoring programme that deploys Read more
By Cornell Sailing on 18.10.2017
With temperatures in Santa Cruz de Tenerife reaching unseasonable levels for October, the sailors from the Islands Odyssey created some warmth of their own by gathering for a ‘potluck’ or bring and share dinner at …
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By Cornell Sailing on 04.10.2017
From Thursday 5 October to Monday 9 October, Jimmy Cornell will be at various exhibitors’ booths signing his new book “200,000 Miles – A Life of Adventure“, and answering questions on voyage planning.
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By Cornell Sailing on 04.10.2017
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What’s in the Autumn Newsletter:
• Foreword from Jimmy Cornell • Meet Jimmy this weekend at the Annapolis Boat Show …
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By Cornell Sailing on 01.09.2017
200,000 Miles A life of adventure
Jimmy Cornell’s latest book is based on his extensive knowledge of offshore cruising gained from an experience that stretches over four decades. Jimmy Cornell has sailed over 200,000 miles …
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By Cornell Sailing on 02.06.2017
Time and again we hear from sailors who took part in one of our Odyssey rallies, months later, writing to tell us what a great experience they had, and about the lasting friendships they have …
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By Cornell Sailing on 15.05.2017
Follow the ITCHY FOOT crew as they sail over the ocean with the Atlantic Odyssey 2016 from Tenerife in the Canary Islands to Barbados in the Caribbean, with a stopover in the Cape Verdes.
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By Cornell Sailing on 09.05.2017
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Carlisle Bay, Barbados
Spring 2017 – Cornell Sailing Spring News Foreword from Jimmy Cornell – Join the Odyssey – Cape …
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By Cornell Sailing on 14.03.2017
Henri Schongut, who took part in the Islands Odyssey 2015 and the Atlantic Odyssey II 2016 aboard Serendip, reflects on his 6,000-nautical mile Atlantic tour. An action-packed year rich in events, disappointments but also in …
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By Cornell Sailing on 06.02.2017
Jeff Cook on Bright Eyes was inspired by his Atlantic crossing to write this poem. The crew of the yacht Bright Eyes was the oldest crew in this year’s Odysseys, their average age being 70 …
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By Cornell Sailing on 29.01.2017
The yachts from the Caribbean Odyssey fleet, spread across hundreds of miles of ocean, continue to make landfall daily in Barbados.
Six yachts have now completed their Atlantic crossing, and not one of them appears …
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By Cornell Sailing on 27.01.2017
The Swiss catamaran Edelweiss (Nautitech 482) crossed the finish line at 1045 local time, and is now docked at the clearance pontoon. Everyone enjoyed a fast and easy crossing (17 days), with steady trade winds …
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By Cornell Sailing on 22.01.2017
No Regrets in the Careenage at Bridgetown
The first Blue Planet Odyssey boat arrives in Barbados at the end of a unexpectedly fast 11-day passage from Cabedelo in NE Brazil.
Tahawus is expected tomorrow …
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By Cornell Sailing on 22.01.2017
Follow the progress of the boats on the Caribbean Odyssey tracking map. Learn more about the participants. Day 13 – Sunday 22 January Two Drifters
Two Drifters’ Got Talent
In the …
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By Cornell Sailing on 17.01.2017
Jimmy Cornell’s new book is to be published in September 2017
The book will be available from Amazon and Paradise Cay (USA) from 1 September. You can buy the book at one of …
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By Cornell Sailing on 12.01.2017
All three Blue Planet Odyssey boats have left Marina Jacare in north-eastern Brazil and are now on their way to Barbados.
No Regrets and Tahawus were the first to leave on 10 January. Maggie …
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By Cornell Sailing on 05.01.2017
“With just 10 days to go before the start of the 2017 Mount Gay Round Barbados Race Series (16-24 January), the festival atmosphere in Barbados is starting to rumble” writes Sue Pelling.
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By Cornell Sailing on 27.12.2016
The German yacht Auriga, the smallest in the Atlantic Odyssey fleet, arrived this morning in Barbados.
Susan and Howard Chambers of Sundowner (Barbados 50 Odyssey) went out to meet them with Chris on More Bad …
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By Cornell Sailing on 22.12.2016
As the Barbados 50 sailing rally was a unique event to commemorate the 50th year of independence of Barbados by sailing from London to Barbados, it was only fitting that the families taking part …
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By Cornell Sailing on 15.12.2016
The German yacht Lilli arrived at 9am on Dec 15, assisted by Andy and his team for the mooring of this 65 feet monohull stern to the dock of Shallow Draught.
Thera …
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By Cornell Sailing on 14.12.2016
The combined crews of Maggie, No Regrets and Tahawus celebrating their safe arrival at Marina Jacare, in NE Brazil: Nora, Rob, Mirko, Zeke, Carol, Liam, Martin, Klaudia, Norm
Almost two years after the start …
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By Cornell Sailing on 14.12.2016
Bruce from Enjoy on his dinghy, Ro from Jojo 1 and Pascal (Cornell Sailing) ready to help Lucy Alice to dock
Glenda et Ian happy to have arrived
Crews of Jojo 1, …
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By Cornell Sailing on 08.12.2016
Follow the progress of the boats on the Atlantic Odyssey tracking map. Learn more about the participants. Day 10 – Monday 28 November Sacre Bleu
Nous avons eu du gros temps …
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