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http://www.caphorniers.cl/
- Excelente sitio web de la COFRADIA
DE LOS CAPITANES DEL CABO DE HORNOS . Mucha e interesante
información
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Debbie's
Tall Ships - pictures and information on frigates, windjammers,
warships, and more.
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| Schooner
Man - schooner and tall sailing ship information.
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| Tall
Ship - Canada - quarterly journal about the great sailing ships of
today and years gone by.
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| Tall
Ship NewsWire - covers breaking news, races, and events. Search
for tall ships by home port or name.
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| Traditional
Boats and Tall Ships - magazine of ocean adventures.
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Windjammer7seas.com
- historical look at tallships, New Brunswick, and the Titanic. |
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The Glamorous
Six Masters- The webpage is dedicated to the six-masted schooner. Ten of these majestic
vessels were built in America during the twilight of the Age of Sail, between
1900 and 1909. With their simplicity of rigging, they needed smaller crews and
thus were economical to operate and compete with steam-powered vessels.
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| Grays Harbor Home Page: The
information source for the Lady Washington's Home Port.
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| Westport Maritime Museum: Housed in the former Coast Guard lifeboat station in the oceanside community of Westport, this thriving facility has a host of information and displays on every aspect of life in the harbor that gave birth to the Lady, from whales and whaling to cranberry growing.
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| ASTA: The American Sail
Training Association, with headquarters in Newport, Rhode Island, is a
non-profit, national organization dedicated to bringing a wealth of opportunities at sea, under sail, to people of all ages and backgrounds, and to coordinating the activities of the whole community of sail training vessels.
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Northwest School of Wooden Boat Building
The big one on the west coast. If you want to know everything about wooden vessel construction, this is the only place to go. |
| The Center for Wooden Boats on Lake Union in Seattle, Washington. A floating, interactive museum.
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| The Wooden Boat Foundation:
A great bunch of people doing first-class sailing, instruction, building,
rebuilding, and...well, you will have to link to see. They are in one of
the coolest places on the planet - Port Townsend, Washington.
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| Mark Rosenstein's
Sailing Page: One of the most comprehensive mega-lists of sailing and
sail related sites. A great resource, and a must for the sailing enthusiasts'
bookmarks.
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| The Patrick O'Brian
Home Page: A page dedicated to the man who wrote the Aubrey/Maturin
series. This incredible historical series is the most accurate account
of tall ship sailing that I can think of.
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| http://home.iprimus.com.au/mflapan/MiddendorfWebpage1.htm
Traduccion al inglés del libro en alemán sobre "The Masting and
rigging of ships". Excelente trabajo!. |