ID | Author | Article | Link | Source | Date | Page |
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444 | David Tyler | Summer in South Alaska |
link | Magazine Issue 65 | June 2014 | Page: 44 |
495 | Graham Cox | Southern Sojourn |
link | Magazine Issue 68 | June 2015 | Page: 30 |
692 | EBBTIDE 36 and Bob Burns, solo to South Africa. |
link | Newsletter Issue 13 | May 1986 | ||
709 | Pete & Annie Hill | BADGER heads south again |
link | Newsletter Issue 15 | May 1987 | |
822 | A letter from Annie & Pete Hill and BADGER'S Log of cruise from UK to Falklands via East coast of South America. |
link | Newsletter Issue 28 | Winter 1993 | ||
834 | CHALLENGER 35 UPIK loses a mast in the South Atlantic, Skipper and UPIK'S stay in S. Africa and eventual arrival in Spain. |
link | Newsletter Issue 29 | Summer 1994 | ||
854 | Annie Hill | BADGER leaves the Falkland Isles via South Georgia for South Africa |
link | Newsletter Issue 31 | April 1996 | |
1185 | Bruno Gouget | Cruising news from Lakatao Lakatao sails from South Africa to Saint Helena, Fernando de Noronha, French Guyana, West Indies |
link | Page: 29 | ||
1252 | JRA | Traditional Sailing Junks of … California In the 19th century many sailing junks were to be found serving the fishing industry of San Francisco Bay, Monterrey and Southern California |
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1260 | JRA | China Blue Sails South YouTube video account of the sail of a 36’ schooner from Roscoff through Chenal de Four, Camaret, Raz de Sein and Lesconil |
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1269 | JRA | Junk Rigged Boats of SouthWest England YouTube video featuring various boats including Fly, Mo, KRKA, Lexia, |
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1275 | Graeme Kenyon | The Ill Fated Voyage of the Princess Taiping Story of a double pacific crossing by a modern replica of a traditional southeast China junk and shipwreck |
link | Page: 17 | ||
1277 | Patrick Leblanc | China Blue (in the Irish Sea) Voyage from Ireland to Wales and Southwards by a 36' Junk Rigged Schooner |
link | Page: 22 | ||
1278 | Gordon Gregg | A Southern Thanksgiving Cruise A cruise in New Zealand, including the boats and people encountered. Pardey, Haig, Shoestring, Ms Murphy, Footprints, and more |
link | Page: 27 | ||
1337 | Indigenous Boats Blogspot | Boats of China and Southeast Asia Bibliography page and download links with books on Chinese and Vietnamese junks and other craft |
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