The News, Culture and Practice of Sailing woodenboats
in Australia, New Zealand & The South Pacific.
Miscellanea
This week we seem to have accumulated a locker full of small items that we thought we should clear out, by putting them all into one big news post.
Sailing the DUYFKEN
As you can see from Paul’s films, sailing a Tall Ship like DUYFKEN isn’t for everyone, but is your the sort of person who likes a bit of adventure, doesn’t need to wash three times a day, and understands the meaning of teamwork then get involved!
A Busy Weekened
The Timber Boat Festival provides a great opportunity to welcome people aboard your boat and enjoy their enthusiasm for timber boat craftsmanship and share in the camaraderie of fellow timber boat owners.
DUYFKEN- The Little Dove
DUYFKEN—Little Dove—was 80 feet long, shoal draft and carvel planked. She had three masts and a total of six working sails. She was fast, sturdy and had a relatively small crew of 20. Her design was a “jacht," which in 16th century Holland meant “hunter” or “pursuer."
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