Windland, la terra del vent
9 de marzo de 2024 · 32 min · 160 visitas
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A Catalan sailor documents two years crewing aboard tall ships, focusing on the Blue Clipper, a three-masted barque operated by Maybe Sailing company.4:25 He joined Blue Clipper at Portimao, Portugal, and sailed north to the Bay of Biscay and Scotland, then worked the West Coast of Scotland on charter passages of 6–12 days carrying up to 12 paying guests.7:23 Crew of 7–10 included three officers, a cook, and a majority-volunteer complement ranging from age 16 to 60, with women outnumbering men.8:57 Destinations included Tobermory on Mull, the Treshnish Isles, Barra, St. Kilda (two nights anchored in the national park), Orkney, and a return south past the Dover cliffs to Falmouth, where the company winters the vessel.15:34 Winter maintenance runs five months, six days a week, covering rigging, spars, and machinery.28:28 He also describes a separate Baltic passage aboard Loth Lorien, a three-masted vessel, from Gothenburg, Sweden, to Lübeck, Germany.6:18 Sail handling on Blue Clipper requires four to seven crew simultaneously on halyards and peak lines for the gaff sails; the cook holds disproportionate social power aboard.13:41
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