Sailed long and hard in the Aegean
French made and Greek sailed
No name, one sea, thousands of miles
Sailed a lot in the Aegean
French made Greek sailed.
This sail went through a bunch of Meltemi’s
From Agamemnon with travels…
At the doorway to the Cyclades
Oh to live to travel that much.
To tack and Gybe for years and years
Mrs. Z cared enough to find us
Doing the miles and being reused.
From Zeus to Pasha and back to Zeus
Dismasted but not dismantled and certainly not disused
Catamaran Cruising in the Ionian
A dinghy racing mainsail that sailed all it could
Sea-grass might help save you
Storm-worthy from Essex with love
A locker full of (nautical) miles
That First World Championship
The Aegean is the back of his hand
On the Road to Rio via Tuscany
That time they were the best
Something rotten in the state of Denmark
That time we felt we needed to explain Kevlar
Small boat, big wardrobe, big story
What small boats do in jest…
Inyati is a village in Zimbabwe
The rare flanker spinnaker gets a second wind
Rollercoaster, more like slow moving spinning teacup.
The first piece from Atalanti
Tramp of who we know nothing about
Atalanti II, with trembling hands we cut
When we felt like the Avengers
Europe was a great single handed dinghy
Atalanti too does the Kevlar thing
Atalanti too does the Kevlar thing II
Atalanti too does the Kevlar thing IIΙ
Atalanti too does the Kevlar thing V
You really learn from mistakes you digest properly, the Atalanti V(ictory) story
Atalanti II Genoa 2, another one, really
Atalanti II, medium and heavy
Atalanti II had a light genoa
Atalanti II had a light genoa II
Atalanti II, had two different size masts, we were lucky
Rush would cruise by you like you were built of concrete
Atalanti II had a massive sail wardrobe
Atalanti II and her never used Genoa #4
Atalanti really really had a big sail locker
One of those unknown ones
Walloping winds did me in
Keeping your head down off the Patras Gulf
He liked it how he wrote it
Atalanti II still giving us love
Atalanti sure had a lot of Genoas
Cleopatra liked the Saronic
That first World Championship Win
What ornaments were really made of
Hangovers the size of Cement trucks
Breaking the boat to breaking the record
Our, Bulgarian man, in Aegina
Life if you are a boat, in the Ionian, and you are chartered
Mytilana in her own words
Parga/Paxos/Sivota advise
Modus Vivendi again again
From logo to geometric beauty
What materials allow you to enjoy the outdoors
A rare European Championship racing sail
From a treasure trove of crusing
It said SULA on top we are still looking to what it means
Mr. B and his extremely well travelled sail
Echion Sails on or remembering that Blue Pink and White downwind sail
Sun-bleached rocks, waiting to be enjoyed by weary eyes
Weatherbeaten to weather resistant
A cruiser / racers pleasure
A never before seen colour combination
A multi-coloured treasure from the end of the 20th century
