Cremyll Sailing

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    Cremyll Sailing provides young people, from all walks of life, a sailing experience to develop character, build self-esteem and an awareness of the needs of others.

    Their fleet offers superb yachts for sail training, RYA courses, teenage sailing holidays and private charter primarily in the UK, on occasion also offering more adventurous trips in foreign waters.

    The fleet includes: Huff of Arklow, a unique Flying 30 and a spectacular Uffa Fox's design derived from the Flying 15'. Huff is a recognised RYA training vessel for the courses Competent Crew, Day Skipper, Coastal Skipper and Yachtmaster.

Eyemouth Maritime Museum

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    'World of Boats' is a collection of nigh on 400 boats and 300 plus models with supporting archive from across the world and spanning many centuries. At its core is the former Exeter Maritime Museum collection of Ethnic, European coastal, Day Sailing and other interesting craft of historic significance.

    The collection is in the process of being moved to the East Berwickshire fishing port of Eyemouth at the centre of the stunning scenic World Heritage East Coast Scottish Border landscape. Here the collection will be progressively restored and conserved as an asset of global significance.

Bark Europa

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    A ship passing by might think they were in a different era when they see the Europa passing with up to 30 sails set.

    On the 11th of September 2008 the ship, the captain and its crew will be ready for an ocean crossing from South Africa to South America.

    Voyages KM 110908 Cape Town (South Africa)– Montevideo (Uruguay) Embarkation: September 11, 2008 Disembarkation: October 23, 2008

    MU 301008 Montevideo (Uruguay) –Ushuaia (Argentina) Embarkation: October 30, 2008 Disembarkation: November 14, 2008

    Please contact us for a voyage description by emailing to info@barkeuropa.com . See www.barkeuropa.com for more information.

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RNLI

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    The RNLI is the charity that saves lives at sea. Our volunteer lifeboat crews and lifeguards provide a ring of safety around our islands for all who use the sea and shore.

Conway Maritime Press

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    Conway is the leading publisher of books on naval history, shipping and maritime culture and includes major warship reference volumes, beautifully produced illustrated works as well as a superlative selection of writing, by the foremost authors, on the sea.

    History of Seafaring by Donald S Johnson & Juha Nurminen is available to buy priced £40.00 in hardback

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April 16, 2008

BBC Radio Solent launches a new sailing show

Robin21Sailing legend Sir Robin Knox-Johnston will be ruling the waves once more this week as he takes the helm of BBC Radio Solent's new weekly programme the H2O show on Fridays from 7-8pm - starting on Friday 18th April 2008. 

In a first for BBC Radio Solent - 96.1 & 103.8FM - the show will also be available as a weekly podcast, at www.bbc.co.uk/hampshire and www.bbc.co.uk/dorset.  Listeners will be able to download highlights of the show to their computer or MP3 player in order to listen at their convenience.  The H2O show will be added to the BBC's existing portfolio of podcasts available at www.bbc.co.uk/podcasts.

The H2O show will offer listeners all they need to know whether they spend their time on the water or in it, at the time they need it - a Friday night when they are planning their weekend.  Whether it is weather forecasts, sporting events, What's On information, or what vessel is expected in port listeners will be able to find it on H2O.

1721Despite being a world famous yachtsman Sir Robin won't be sailing alone, as local powerboat champion Shelley Jory will also be on hand, bringing listeners special reports from around the region.  BBC Radio Solent is delighted to have Shelley onboard in what promises to be a very special season for one of the UK's leading powerboat racers as she joins the Powerboat P1 World Championship Series.

Speaking before the launch of the H20 Show, Sir Robin said: "Boating has got to be one of the biggest sports in Hampshire, it's a major activity for people, but the coverage has been limited so far.  So I am really looking forward to it, and making it available as a podcast really will open up the programme to people unable to listen live on a Friday night.  The show will be about any activity on or in the water, we want to talk to anyone who goes afloat.  And you won't have to be an expert.  We want to include information that is useful whether your livelihood is on the water or it it's just how you spend your leisure time.  For example, as well as updating you on sea conditions we could also be taking a look at how you get started in Kayaking.  It will be a programme that anyone can listen to; we want to encourage people's interest.  It is all about accessibility."

Solent Managing Editor Mia Costello explained the new show has been developed with the help of local water sports enthusiasts and experts: "We invited in a group of people from the Solent area who had an interest in water activities and asked them what they wanted to hear.  This ranged from general information to what's on in the Solent that weekend, and the H2O show on a Friday evening is the result.  As we developed the programme the idea of making it available on demand and as a podcast just seemed obvious.  People who enjoy the water spend a lot of time on it or in it and not by their radios so let's give them the information they want at a time that suits.  And then there's the global aspect!"

The H2O Show with Sir Robin Knox-Johnston and Shelley Jory starts this Friday, April 18, at 7pm, on BBC Radio Solent 96.1 & 103.8FM, and on bbc.co.uk/hampshire and bbc.co.uk/dorset

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