This is Andrew, one of the radio journalists here. The whole team are native Orcadians. What a great place to work.
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Robinetta is a "Tabloid Cruiser" gaff cutter designed by Denys Rayner and launched in 1937. This log documents her history from 2007 when we bought her. Her prior history is documented here.
Robinetta
photograph by Campbell Fox
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- Settled in Kirkwall
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- Houton Bay to Stromness
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- Stromness to Long Hope
- Heart of Neolithic Orkney
- Slowing Down
- Across the Pentland Firth
- Lossiemouth to Wick
- Boats make friends
- Banff to Lossiemouth
- Macduff
- Tiller pilot repairs
- Fraserburgh to Banff
- Fraserburgh
- Around Rattray Head
- Peterhead
- Bell Rock towards...
- Anstruther to Bell Rock
- Eyemouth to Anstruther (and the Isle of May)
- The same day in Eyemouth
- Day in Eyemouth
- Wind at last
- Farne to Lindisfarne
- Overnight in the Kettle
- Visiting Inner Farne
- Blyth to the Farne Islands
- Newcastle to Blyth
- Sunderland to Newcastle
- Hartlepool to Sunderland
- Day in Hartlepool
- Scarborough to Hartlepool
- Up the coast
- A day in Scarborough
- Spurn Head to Scarborough
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