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Historical Seas Tall Ships Regatta

The participating ports for these races in 2010 will be:
Volos, Greece: 9th-12th May
Varna, Bulgaria: 21st -24th May
Istanbul, Turkey: 27th - 30th May
Lavrion, Greece: 4th - 7th June

Bark Europa

Bark EUROPA to Antarctica On November 27th 2009 the EUROPA and crew are ready for a new Antarctica season. From the most Southern city of the world Ushuaia Argentina, EUROPA will start her voyages to the White Continent.
Join EUROPA on one of the five 22 day Antarctic expeditions:
ANT1-271109 November 27th 2009 - December 18th 2009
ANT2-201209 December 20th 2009 - January 10th 2010
ANT3-120110 January 12th 2010 - February 2nd 2010
ANT4-040210 February 4th 2010 - February 25th 2010
ANT5-270210 February 27th 2010 - March 20th 2010
Contact us for availability info@barkeuropa.com . See www.barkeuropa.com for more information

NovoSail Ltd

A completely new system that has been developed for cleaning and finishing sails.

Eyemouth Maritime Museum

Welcome to a world of boats

'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.

RNLI

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.

Wild Publishing Ltd

About the Publisher

Wild Publishing is a small independent publishing company based in South East London.

Sail Training International

Sail Training International

Sail Training International is a registered charity (not for profit organisation) with worldwide membership and activities. Our purpose is the development and education of young people of all nationalities, cultures, religions and social backgrounds through the sail training experience.
It achieves this through a range of activities and services. These include conferences and seminars, races and other events for sail training Tall Ships, publications and DVD presentations, international research and the Class A Tall Ships Forum (for the operators of big square-rigged sail training ships).
Its members are the national sail training organisations of Australia, Belgium, Bermuda, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Spain, Sweden, UK and USA.

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Conway Maritime Press

Maritime Books

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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June 16, 2008

Maritime Heritage East Website

As part of May's Museums and Galleries Month, museums within the Maritime Heritage East Partnership chose to launch their new website, uniting maritime collections and organisations across the East of England. Museums in Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex have formed a unique partnership to present their collections online. Visitors to the website will be able to find out about the individual museums involved, explore online exhibitions and journey through 'Themes' which unite the collections.

The website was developed in response to a growing interest in local history and a strong public attachment to the sea and our maritime heritage. There is an equally strong desire to see our histories told in new and relevant ways that are meaningful for today’s audiences, and thus the website is designed to open up a dialogue between online visitors and the museums. Members of the public are encouraged to leave comments for the museums and submit their own photos, memories and knowledge which can be incorporated into the ‘Themes’ section of the website.

The website not only seeks to promote and protect regional maritime identity but also bring together collections across the regions and celebrate the contribution that maritime heritage has made to the heritage of the East of England.

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Tall Ships Races 2010

Now the Tall Ships' Races have been completed for this year, planning is already underway for the 2010 Races.
The Host Ports/Dates are as follows:
Aalborg, Denmark: 21st-24th July
Kristiansand, Norway: 29th July - 1st Aug
Hartlepool, UK: 7th-10th Aug

National Historic Ships

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National Historic Ships is a Non Departmental Public Body advising the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport on national historic ship preservation and funding priorities. It also advises the Heritage Lottery Fund and other public funding bodies on preservation priorities and individual applications. It also acts as a focus for advice on aspects of the preservation of historic vessels and maintains the National Register of Historic Vessels.

October 2009

Friends of Falls of Clyde

The vessel has now been signed over to the Friends of Falls of Clyde. See how you can help them ensure this vessel remains safe and protected by clicking on the picture above.

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Subscriptions

The magazine is published quarterly.
While the title is on 'hibernation' we will not be accepting any new subscriptions. All existing subscribers will remain in place with their appropriate number of remaining issues in tact.

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Tall Ships Youth Trust

Tall Ships Youth Trust is a registered charity dedicated to the personal development of young people aged 14 to 25 through the crewing of Tall Ships and Challenger Yachts.
Adventure voyages and sailing experiences on the Trust’s magnificent 60m square-rigged brig, Stavros S Niarcos, are available for people aged 14-75 around the UK and in international waters.
To find out more, contact TSYT on 023 9283 2055 or visit www.tallships.org.

Mariners International Club

Mariners International Club is a worldwide network of traditional sail and tall-ship enthusiasts.
The Club organises an annual sailing programme and publishes the magazine Windjammer several times each year.
For membership information visit their website at www.marinersinternational.org

Cremyll Sailing

Providers of sail training since 1999

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.

Jubilee Sailing Trust

The Jubilee Sailing Trust is a UK based charity that aims to promote the integration of able-bodied and physically disabled people through adventure tall ship sailing holidays. The JST welcomes people from all over the world onto its two specially designed tall ships the LORD NELSON and TENACIOUS.
These magnificent ships are the only two vessels in the world that have been purpose-designed and built to enable a crew of mixed physical abilities to sail side by side on equal terms.

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