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Step aboard the magnificent Bessie Ellen and embark on a remarkable journey through time as she celebrates 120 years of heritage sailing. Built in 1904 and lovingly restored, Bessie Ellen is one of the last surviving West Country trading ketches and stands as a living testament to her maritime history, overflowing with stories from the past. In her 2024 season, she will set sail around the British Isles, unveiling the mesmerising landscapes and seafaring heritage of the United Kingdom. Join her on one of her celebratory voyages as you immerse yourself in a hands-on sailing experience that will transport you back to a bygone era. Spanning fourteen legs, Bessie Ellen’s voyage will showcase the coasts of Cornwall, the rugged shores of Wales and Scotland, the mystical Orkney Islands, and the East Coast. Join us for a truly unique sailing holiday in the UK on board a historic ship. https://venturesailholidays.com/ship/bessie-ellen/schedule/
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Ira just wrapped up photographing the F18 Americas Championship, and I drove for her one of the days. Those things haul ass!!! We were in a 18 ft. rib with a 90HP, and to get ahead of these things or do a ride-along with them involved some moderate butt-pucker... down wind OR up wind. The other challenging thing as a photo-boat driver is figuring out their bail-out angles. I want to get close, but if then need to come down hard in a puff the change in direction is a good amount larger than what a mono would do (understandable as the range of apparent wind angles are broader because the range of boat speeds are also larger). It was a ton of fun playing out on the SF bay with these rocket ships!
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Working aloft on a ship isn’t just a job — it’s a mix of skill, trust, and absolute focus. Whether it’s tightening bolts, checking equipment, or repairing fittings, every step matters when you’re meters above the deck with nothing but your safety harness. This is the side of seamanship most people never get to see: the heights, the wind, the adrenaline, and the precision behind every movement. Here’s a quick glimpse into what it really feels like to work aloft at sea. #shipcrew #humansatsea #marinelife #sea
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