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    Seen in a Mahone Bay, N.S. boat yard
    A lobster yacht style boat named Pocahontas, Mader's Cove, N.S A
    fishing trawler
    5 years ago by Ronald
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    Cargo carrying under sail- today!
    Looking into this subject a bit deeper, I have found another organisation called 'Fairtransport' operating a couple of cargo carrying sailing craft. The have a brigantine called 'Tres Hombres' of 32metres. She has been sailing since 2009 and carries cargoes up to 45 tons around Europe, the Atlantic Islands and the Caribbean.They also have a ketch, the 'Nordlys' built as a
    fishing trawler
    in 1873, so is possibly the oldest cargo carrying vessel still afloat. She works in European waters carrying 25 tons of cargo, such as wine, olive oil and cider. Both have accomodation for a few trainees as well as their professional crews. I'm beginning to think there is more of this going on than one would think. Nerys
    5 years ago by Nerys


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