Transat race casualty in Newlyn
2006 double handed Mini Fastnet race competitor Dave Woods boat sits on a new pontoon berth after her exit from this year's race.Follow the life and times of a Cornish fishing fleet and those who work in and from the largest fishing port in England, UK. Newlyn regularly lands up to 80 species of trawl, line and net caught fish. Most is exported to Europe, mainly France and Spain. Digital images: Fuji S2 Pro, Nikon D200, Nikkor 80-200mm F2.8D, Nikkor 12-24mm, Sigma 24-70mm 2.8D, Sigma 105mm 2.8D - workflow and image processing with Adobe Photoshop & Lightroom.
2006 double handed Mini Fastnet race competitor Dave Woods boat sits on a new pontoon berth after her exit from this year's race.
4 Comments:
Hi There, This Andrew Wood, the owner and skipper of GBR 500, the mini transat boat pictured.
Not sure where that info came from, but it's not really correct. The boat is there after I completed the singlehanded Azores and back race around 2600 miles solo.
I did have to pull out of the double handed Fastnet race when I broke my mast some 2 months earlier. Good news is I'm fully qualified for the Transat this year!
Thanks for the link.
PS it's Andrew Wood, not Dave Woods. cheers.
Hi Andrew
Many thanks for the corrections - apologies for getting even the name wrong too!
Just wanted to note you endeavours on the the web - all the best for the next voyage hwrever it takes you!
cheers
Larry
I've just read the latest news on your website Andrew - say Hi! to Douarnenez for me - a great place to be, Mardis Gras '82 and Douarnenez '88 spring to mind!
Thanks very much for the good wishes both of you! The boat is in the shed at the moment and will be launched in a week or two before sailing to France for the first race.
Cheers, Andrew
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