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		Donations Assist the bid to take Gipsy Moth IV around the world again.

		Original voyage ‘Wild horses couldn’t drag me down to Cape Horn again...’

		The man and his boat Sir Francis Chichester and the yacht that he sailed around the world.

		Around the world again Discover how she was saved and where in the world she is today

		Gallery Photographs of Sir Francis Chichester's famous yacht as she is rescued and restored.

		Win a winch from Gipsy Moth IV A piece of history is up for grabs in our online competition

		Supporters Famous names and powerful views lend their weight to the project.

		*The Gipsy Moth IV* supporters forum** Partipate in our online discussion.

Gipsy Moth IV forum

Gipsy moth IV Designers - ukyachty

Well Done Team from Downunder - SailAuckland

Looks fantastic! - Richard_Peevor

Ellen MacArthur welcomes Gipsy Moth home

MacArthur joins ketch as she sails into her new home port of Cowes

Plymouth goes back to the '60s for GMIV's homecoming

Don't miss our guide to what's on and where in Plymouth this Bank Holiday Monday

Chichester's homecoming celebrations

Amazing original footage of Chichester's return to Plymouth and itinerary of next Monday's celebrations

Raise the sail

Gipsy Moth IV is just a few days away from sailing home to Plymouth, where she is due to arrive on Bank Holiday Monday 28 May, 40 years to the day after Sir Francis Chichester returned from his record-breaking solo, one-stop round the world voyage. A huge welcome to celebrate the restored ketch's second circumnavigation is being planned by Plymouth City Council.

The project is now just £50,000 short of its £1 million fund-raising target, which is being used towards covering the selection, training, feeding and transportation of young people on each of the legs of the voyage.

If you wish to contribute to the Gipsy Moth Fund,
write to UKSA,
West Cowes,
Isle of Wight,
PO31 7PQ.

Email: gipsymoth@uksa.org
Website: www.gipsymoth.org

Virtual Tour

View progress of the refurbishment work as it onfolds with this interactive picture tour of the vessel.
View Tour

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