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UK reg.sailing vessel built in 2000
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They built a sailing ship not because they felt some sort of nostalgia for ships of yesteryear but because they felt it offered the best opportunity for teamwork etc.
Although it is extremely rare, I managed to catch it with some sails set a few years ago.
http://kelvindavies.co.uk/kelvin/details.php?image_id=2537
The trust began in the 1970s with a slightly smaller ship, Lord Nelson which is still sailing:
http://kelvindavies.co.uk/kelvin/details.php?image_id=2460
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Well, well ... this beautiful "oldish" ship seen on this nice photo of the today's date is : a fully alive ship, in one piece & floating in good order ... therefore I supposed that the people ( I assumed 13% of them on this website) who very much like Scrapyards, Casualties & Wrecks will not really enjoy in this ship & photo !!
brgds/jadran
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: a great compromise of the very today & yesterday, can not be better ... maybe somebody can correct me !?
Year built 2000 .............. but appears "so much oldish".
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