Show Notes
This week Brad and Andrew talk to the CEO of Falmouth Harbour, Miles Carden. Topical topics covered include the recent devastating fire of a classic boat in the harbour and dealing with storm Goretti. Miles gives an insight into the commercial operations of the harbour and shares his own sailing journey as the owner of a classice St Mawes One Design which he bought when he was just 16 years old. Plus the pleaure of his own son's success in the RS Aero class. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
More from The Ancient Mariners Sailing Podcast
This week Andy and Brad’s guest is classic boat enthusiast, Jess Clay. In just seven years since a sailing epiphany aboard a boat opened Jess’s eyes to the magic of sailing, she has sailed on a huge number of wooden vessels from Luke Powell’s Pilot Cutter Amelie Rose to the coastal ketch Bessie Ellen and many many others.
Hanneke Boon is back to talk about what she and her 64ft Wharram catamaran, Spirit of Gaia, have been doing since their return voyage to Falmouth this summer, in time to take part in Falmouth Classics. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The wind did blow but mainly from behind, and so it was that Brad and crew Phil made it back from the Açores in 11 days in time for chips at the 'front. With Andrew helping with weather routing along the way. Bertie the dog was very pleased to see him, and so was I as it was definitely his round! Anyway I hope you enjoy this rather free-form episode about Brad's epic voyage back to the land of Saints and tin. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Brad and Andrew catch up by phone, with Brad in the Azores, after sailing there single handed. Andrew just competed in the new COGS Wolf Rock race so lots to talk about, and of course we find out how Bertie is! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This week Andrew welcomes Adrian Grigg, shipwright and Chair of Penryn Stakeholders Group and Tom Blakemore, the Penryn Harbour Master to the studio to talk about the ancient harbour of Penryn and initiatives to improve this part of the river and represent the water users based there, from the marine businesses to the live-aboard residents and the mooring holders. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.