AntarcticPilot
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Reged: 04/05/2007
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Loc: Cambridge, UK
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The vessel is a bit of a fixer upper, but I am sure that it isn't beyond the skills of the Scuttlebutters!
A virtual pint to the first correct answer, including the name of the vessel - and PeteCooper is barred!
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harvey
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Reged: 03/09/2001
Posts: 221
Loc: Weymouth in Dorset
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Does it begin with an S?
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harvey
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Reged: 03/09/2001
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Loc: Weymouth in Dorset
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....oh, missed the second part of the question....does it begin with a J?
John
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Neddie_Seagoon
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Reged: 02/04/2006
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Loc: IoM
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Jhelum. Stanley. Falkland Islands.
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AntarcticPilot
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Loc: Cambridge, UK
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Well done! Please accept a virtual pint: 
I took the photo and several more detailed ones when visiting Stanley on business a couple of weeks ago. From a yottie point of view it was interesting - as well as being a well known graveyard of ships that only just made it round Cape Horn, it is also a graveyard of several yachts; at the end of the Carnache there are several interesting looking hulks. However, my guide - a person who has been operating a yacht from Stanley for many years - knew little about the history of any of them.
Edited by AntarcticPilot (02/07/2008 17:12)
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harvey
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Loc: Weymouth in Dorset
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Well, thank you. Cheers.
I was there in 1984 and Jhelum hasn't changed much. The whole area I found absolutely beautiful and the hulks |(Princess Elizabeth?) were crying out to be restored (by someone with much much deeper pockets than me). My sailing there was limited to a lazer but it was a lovely sailing area with no shortage of wind.
Cheers
John
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