sailing ship

Postage stamp Panama 1968

heading north past Scarborough North Bay

Sea Cloud II, a 3-masted barque with 2 diesel engines. A cruise ship, launched in 1999, with accommodation for 96 passengers and 63 crew. The sails are set manually, in the traditional tall ships manner, with crew climbing the rigging and manning the yards for the square-rig sails.

Stavros S Niarchos. Ship Type: Sailing vessel Year Built: 2000 Length x Breadth: 59 m X 9 m Gross Tonnage: 493, DeadWeight: 60 t Speed recorded (Max / Average): 7.6 / 6.4 knots Flag: United Kingdom [UK] Call Sign: MZIU7 IMO: 9222314, MMSI: 232007330

Tall Ship 'Eye of the Wind' during her Atlantic crossing between Bermuda and the Azores, March 2013. The photo was taken from the sailing vessel "Wylde Swan". The 'Eye of the Wind' was built in 1911 and is still under sail! More info: www.eyeofthewind.net

I'm sure many members will ID this one..but I ca'nt...a handwritten note on the back of the pic is no help at all..it simply reads.."s..t page 6 " !!!

The Falls of Clyde was built in 1878 by Russell and Company in Port Glasgow, Inverclyde, Scotland, launched as the first of nine iron-hulled four-masted ships for Wright and Breakenridge's Falls Line.[1] She was named after the Falls of Clyde, a group of waterfalls up the River Clyde, and built to t

I have neither the name nor date, but it is definitely at Blyth

This vessel was built in 1911 and is still under sail until the present day! She was flagship for the 'Operation Drake' in the 1970s, later acted in several Hollywood movies such as 'Blue Lagoon', 'Savage Island', 'White Squall', and 'Taipan'.

Sailing ship in Darling Harbour during 1988 bi-centenary

Sailing boat Southern Swan on Sydney Harbour 18.3.2010

Enterprize sailing up the Yarra during the 2010 wooden boat show.

Stad Amsterdam departing Melbourne on Feb 26.

In Melbourne (Feb 2010) for the wooden boat festival.

This shot looks through the decks and gives an idea of internal construction

Edwin Fox, according to the museum in which it is located at Picton NZ, is the ninth oldest preserved ship. I learnt that "preserved" is different from "restored" in that preserved refers to a ship that has a large proportion of its original hull intact. In that sense Mary Rose i

Sailing Shops in the harbour, in the beginning of 1900. Postcard in my collection