Queen’s Ransom circumnavigating Ireland and the Orkneys
Queen’s Ransom III is a Najad 520 from the UK
01 July 2015 | Ria de Cedeira
30 June 2015 | 62 Nm NE of Ria de Cedeira
29 June 2015 | 176 Nm NE of La Coruna and 136 Nm SSW of Raz de Seine
28 June 2015 | Off Dartmouth, Devon
28 June 2015 | 10 Nm South of Raz de Seine
26 June 2015 | Lyme Bay
25 June 2015 | Zero Meridian
24 June 2015 | Thames Estuary
28 May 2015 | Stangate Creek
27 May 2015 | Harty Ferry, the Swale
26 May 2015 | East Mersea Stone
25 May 2015 | Paglesham, River Roach
24 May 2015 | Stangate Creek
03 May 2015 | Harty Ferry
11 April 2015 | London
09 April 2015 | Gillingham
08 April 2015 | Paglesham, River Roach
07 April 2015 | West Mersea, River Blackwater
06 April 2015 | West Mersea, River Blackwater
05 April 2015 | Stangate Creek
Completed the Lap around Great Britain
27 November 2023 | Chatham
Ulric Almqvist | W 5
Back in the Thames Estuary
26 November 2023 | Queenborough, Isle of Sheppey
Ulric Almqvist | WSW 2-3
Turning the final corner
25 November 2023 | Ramsgate
Ulric Almqvist
Sunset off Dover
Photo credits to Steve Harper
On the way to conclude Queen's Ransom's circumnavigation of Great Britain. We passed Dungeness a short while ago, sunshine and one degree Celsius this morning. However, a high of six degrees, clear blue skies and a steady North Westerly breeze. Who can really complain. Early morning in Newhaven with a 5.30 am wake up call. Beautiful sunrise by Seaford Head with Beachy Head in the background.
Last night Sara Jane came to visit the boat with some homemade mulled wine. It is her birthday today. Steve made dinner and we enjoyed the warmth of Queen's Ransom's saloon. Winter sailing is an acquired taste. We may stand on to Ramsgate today as we make good progress and certainly I prefer Ramsgate to Dover.
Photo credits to Steve Harper
On the way to conclude Queen's Ransom's circumnavigation of Great Britain. We passed Dungeness a short while ago, sunshine and one degree Celsius this morning. However, a high of six degrees, clear blue skies and a steady North Westerly breeze. Who can really complain. Early morning in Newhaven with a 5.30 am wake up call. Beautiful sunrise by Seaford Head with Beachy Head in the background.
Last night Sara Jane came to visit the boat with some homemade mulled wine. It is her birthday today. Steve made dinner and we enjoyed the warmth of Queen's Ransom's saloon. Winter sailing is an acquired taste. We may stand on to Ramsgate today as we make good progress and certainly I prefer Ramsgate to Dover.
| Vessel Name: | Queen's Ransom III |
| Vessel Make/Model: | Najad 520 |
| Hailing Port: | Medway, UK |
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| Home Page: | http://www.queens-ransom.com |
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Queen's Ransom and crew
Port: Medway, UK