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| BUILT | January 1970 |
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A102 Mary snugly moored just inside the harbour
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St Tropexz backstreet
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Looking down on St Tropez
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St Tropex from the fort above the town
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Sep 07 St Tropez 025
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St Tropex alleyway
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Beautiful craftsmanship
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All that was missing was Doris Day.
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We were all looking forward to the next stop at St Tropez
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A102 Sunset sailing
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We had a great sail towards St Tropez and the sunset.
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Sailing!
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A102 Bimini motoring.
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Passing the headland. Some yachts were taking shortcuts inside the lumps of rock rising from the water.
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Looking out of the bay to the headland West of Agay
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They found Nemo’s new boat
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Swimming was called for
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On the way we stopped off for lunch at Agay. A delightful and popular bay.
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That boat. The roof of the ‘cabin’ lifts vertically on hydraulic rams for boarding and disembarkation
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The entrance to La Napoule.
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Sailing towards La Napoule
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La Napoule is somewhere in that lot. A lovely sail.
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Wind, sparkling sea, and misty mountains
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Sep 05b To Cannes 010
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This motorboat intrigued Nick as it sped past – is there a strong hint of Citroen DS about the styling?
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The fort
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On the way to Cannes we stopped to lunch at anchor off the Ile Sainte Marguerite. Along with a vast number of other people. It was a beautiful spot.
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Leaving Antibes, looking back at the old port.
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A variation on the statues
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Some of them were quite eerie
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Beautiful B&B, courtyard and statue
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The arches join the building structure to assist earthquake resistance
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Old Antibes
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Skyline statues
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And a very pretty sloop
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Another schooner
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Cannes was just around the corner and slightly beyond it La Napoule.
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Everywhere!
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They were everywhere.
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Antibes was a great place. The marina was full of ‘normal’ size yachts. And the town of these statues.
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As we neared Antibes we were enveloped in a race fleet
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Nice from Saint Jean Cap Ferrat. We were tempted ….. but resisted.
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An interesting house on the way to Antibes
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Jez enjoying Atalanta Mary
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Leaving Monaco afforded this great view of the Oceanographic museum
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The end of the holiday approached. The next stop was to be the splendid Antibes.
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St Nicholas Cathedral at night
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Port de Fontveille at night
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Monaco harbour at night
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Tree lined footpaths overlooking the Port de Fontveille and Atalanta Mary
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Old Monaco
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The view from the museum roof
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Stunning galleries
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Stunning galleries
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Alistair gets up close and personal with sharks in an open pool
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Sep 03c Oceanographic 014
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Sep 03c Oceanographic 009
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The museum is laid out over many floors, each spectacular in its own way
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And the equally impressive entrance hall to the Oceanographic Museum
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The impressive St Nicholas Cathedral
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The impressive St Nicholas Cathedral
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The square in old Monaco
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Looking down into the smaller harbour
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Looking over the main harbour from the top of old Monaco
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A present to the Prince this is an amazing Fiat
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The Isetta. Tremendous fun
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And yet another.
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And another pretty car
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Nice colour. And pretty
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We spent a day in Monaco to wait for another crew – Jez. We visited Prince Rainier’s garage.
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The small yacht harbour with Old Monace on the cliff top
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The main harbour was full of large motor yachts
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A102 Bimini in position.
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The small boat harbour, SW of the clifftop old Monaco. An impressive hole overshadowed but the the cliffs on which Old Monaco stands.
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Approaching Monaco on another windless day.
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Time to cross the border. First stop Monaco!
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San Remo backstreets
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Faded elegance in San Remo
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The harbour
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That is one VERY long mainsheet
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Preparing the topsail for hoisting next day. There had been an issue during the afternoon – witness the man walking up the gaff in earlier photo.
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Elena’s impressive sail-handling gear.
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Child of Eleena’s owner (?) posing with Marietta in the background
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Elena looked just as impressive up close.
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San Remo harbour – the classics masts visible over the harbour wall
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The Schooner Cup and 15m Regatta, San Remo, September 2016
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The Schooner Cup and 15m Regatta, San Remo, September 2016
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The Schooner Cup and 15m Regatta, San Remo, September 2016
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The Schooner Cup and 15m Regatta, San Remo, September 2016
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The Schooner Cup and 15m Regatta, San Remo, September 2016
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The Schooner Cup and 15m Regatta, San Remo, September 2016
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The Schooner Cup and 15m Regatta, San Remo, September 2016
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The Schooner Cup and 15m Regatta, San Remo, September 2016
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Elena meets 15m
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Schooner Mariette
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Elena
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Schooner Elena
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San Remo
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One of the 15m
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We had seen a solitary schooner drifting around from a distance. As we got closer it turned out to be a Schooner and 15m regatta.
