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The sailing vessel, Polynesia,
a four-masted fisherman-rigged staysail schooner, was owned and operated by Windjammer Barefoot Cruises. It
sailed on seven-day cruises in the Leeward Islands with port stops in Antigua, Dominica, Nevis, Guadeloupe and Isles de Saintes.
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Windjammer Sailing Fans' Webpages and Other Sites and Links of Interest
BAREFOOT CARIBBEAN CRUISESISLAND WINDJAMMERS sails the 101 foot schooner, DIAMANT on weekly cruises out of Grenada. The CALEDONIA, a 245' Barquentine carrying 77 passengers with a crew of 20 sails seasonaly in the Caribbean and the Canadian Maritime. Sailing Antigua, Guadeloupe, Dominica and Isles des Saintes aboard the Poly with Captain Neil. Our final Cruise with Windjammer Barefoot Cruises. Lots of Pictures and Links. OFFSHORE EDDIE
Writer, Percy Rowe recounts the story of Offshore Eddie, Windjammer's Sailmaker who lived aboard Amazing Grace. "For many years he was aboard the Amazing Grace, the supply ship for Windjammer Barefoot Cruises. He picked up torn sails from six windjammers throughout the islands, repaired them, and..." WINDJAMMING ON THE MANDALAY
Harlan Hague, noted historian and travel writer tells it like it is on the "Mandy".
IN THE WEST INDIES WITH "ROSE" Captain's Log 1996-1997. The Rose was replica of British warship and served as a sail training ship until it was sold for use in the movie, "Master and Commander". Renamed "Surprise", She is now at the Maritime Museum of San Diego.
RUM, RUHM and RON
Tuck Landry's website dedicated to rating the beach bars and the rums of the Caribbean
PUSSERS RUM AND GROG PAGE
The Origin and History of Grog and all about Pusser's.
THE CARIBBEAN HURRICANE NETWORK
Local reports direct from the islands
ADMIRAL NELSON IN THE CARIBBEAN Sponsored by the Nevis / St Kitts Travel bureau. The narrative on this site recounts the history and doings of Admiral Nelson when he was commander of the British Navy's Leeward Islands Squadron. THE PANAMA CANAL CAM
Live pics of ships going through the Miraflores and Gatun locks. |
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