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Robinetta and Worm have travelled 1349 nautical miles this season in 43 days under way. We spend 350 hours on passage, for 249 of which the engine was on.
Wednesday, 7 September 2016
Map Updated
This will be the last map update of 2016 as Robinetta's sails are now here in Bishop's Stortford.
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Robinetta and Worm have travelled 1349 nautical miles this season in 43 days under way. We spend 350 hours on passage, for 249 of which the engine was on.
Click on the image to go to the navigable map.
Robinetta and Worm have travelled 1349 nautical miles this season in 43 days under way. We spend 350 hours on passage, for 249 of which the engine was on.
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4 comments:
Dear Alison and Julian
Congratulations on a marvellous cruise and a fine blog.
What else is left to do for next year?
Mike
Our plans are tenuous at the moment, but at some point next year we hope to head up the Mersey to visit where Robinetta was built.
Eventually we will bring her back to the East Coast, but no idea when!
Hello Alison and Julian. My name is Ivan Godley, from Co Kerry. I sail a gaffer also. A Tamarisk 24. I saw Rovinetta while she was in Dingle. Though i wasnt aware of your blog it was obvious that she is a purposefull busy boat. I came across your blog recently on the oga site, great work and very enjoyable reading. Regards.. Ivan.
Hi Ivan,
I know the Tamarisk 24 very well - a friend had one. (http://robinetta-log.blogspot.co.uk/2010/06/east-coast-race.html). A good boat for the South West. We had a fantastic time in Ireland.
Thanks for the kind comments. Good Sailing!
Julian & Alison
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