Roaring Girl
The adventures of the yacht Roaring Girl wandering the seas.
12 August 2013 | Ipswich, England
20 July 2012
20 July 2012
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05 July 2012
04 July 2012
03 July 2012
03 July 2012
03 July 2012
02 July 2012 | Shanghai (high up!)
02 July 2012 | Shanghai (high up!)
02 July 2012 | Shanghai (high up!)
02 July 2012
02 July 2012 | Shanghai
01 July 2012
01 July 2012 | Moganshan Lu, Shanghai
Pancakes at Punakaiki
30 January 2008 | Punakaiki
This area is famous for these spectacular rock formations, where limestone lies in layers, building buttresses and bridges as they are eroded by the sea.
The origin of limestone is of course well understood, as sediment laid down on the sea bed by marina organisms, and then uplifted by tectonic action. But what no-one yet knows is how they got put into layers like this.
The origin of limestone is of course well understood, as sediment laid down on the sea bed by marina organisms, and then uplifted by tectonic action. But what no-one yet knows is how they got put into layers like this.
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| Vessel Name: | Roaring Girl |
| Vessel Make/Model: | Maxi 120 |
| Hailing Port: | Ipswich |
| Crew: | Pip Harris and Sarah Tanburn |
| About: | Captain Sarah and Chief Engineer/Mate Pip moved on board in 2003 and finally made the break in 2006. Roaring Girl, launched in 1977, has already been round the world once, and has a lot more seamiles than the two of us put together. |
| Extra: | These pages aim to bring you our adventures as they happen, as well as Roaring Girl's sailing prowess. And to show off Pip's silverwork as well. |
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Who we are
Who: Pip Harris and Sarah Tanburn
Port: Ipswich
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