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Sandals Royal Caribbean & Offshore Island
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Designed to meet the OPITO Approved Standard in training personnel to take charge as Coxswain of a Totally Enclosed Motor Propelled Survival Craft (TEMPSC). Delegates can train on twin and/or single fall types of craft.
Columbia River Bar Start of the OREGON OFFSHORE RACE at buoy 2. 41st Annual Oregon Offshore. Hosted by Corinthian Yacht Club of Portland May 10th-14th '17 sailboat race begins in Astoria, OR and ends in Victoria, BC
The joys of fog offshore, everything can change in a few minutes. Not too often you end up sitting above it, 2 different worlds depending which level of the platform you are on.
Offshore pump, ready to pump water to pipelines!
Check www.ibalkhanmoc.com/mocs/factorio/offshore_pump.html for instructions and more!
Great thing about the wildlife on gas platforms is the majority of folk who work on them are totally oblivious whit what they share their home with. There's a huge colony of Kittiwakes nesting and living on the underside of this one
Columbia River Bar Start of the OREGON OFFSHORE RACE at buoy 2. 41st Annual Oregon Offshore. Hosted by Corinthian Yacht Club of Portland May 10th-14th '20 sailboat race begins in Astoria, OR and ends in Victoria, BC
Souffle, Cal 34
Well well well, the Cruising Class is officially on the board. There are a few things that make us look forward to each year's race. Phil Lewis' Cal 34, Souffle, is one of them. Rarely do you find a boat with a well stocked bar and library on board racing up the coast of Washington. They may not get to Victoria first, but they'll get there in style.
Offshore Ale Co. in Oak Bluffs on Martha's Vineyard. Nice little micro brewery. I would recommend the Offshore Amber Ale in the take home glass. Visit their website, www.offshoreale.com/
Columbia River Bar Start of the OREGON OFFSHORE RACE at buoy 2. 41st Annual Oregon Offshore. Hosted by Corinthian Yacht Club of Portland May 10th-14th '17 sailboat race begins in Astoria, OR and ends in Victoria, BC
Columbia River Bar Start of the OREGON OFFSHORE RACE at buoy 2. 41st Annual Oregon Offshore. Hosted by Corinthian Yacht Club of Portland May 10th-14th '17 sailboat race begins in Astoria, OR and ends in Victoria, BC
Hana Mari, skippered by Ged McLean, is a Wylie 43 built in Portland by our Title Sponsor, Schooner Creek Boat Works, and is now sailing out of the Royal Victoria Yacht Club in Victoria, British Columbia. Hana Mari has been actively racing in BC since 2011 and in that time she has sailed all the big long distance races multiple times including Southern Straits, Patos Island, Swiftsure, Round the County and the VanIsle 360. In 2016, after completing her second Oregon Offshore Race, Hana Mari won its division in the Swiftsure Lightship Classic. Her crew is looking forward to the adventure of the Oregon Offshore. This will be her third OOR.
Columbia River Bar Start of the OREGON OFFSHORE RACE at buoy 2. 41st Annual Oregon Offshore. Hosted by Corinthian Yacht Club of Portland May 10th-14th '17 sailboat race begins in Astoria, OR and ends in Victoria, BC
Hana Mari, skippered by Ged McLean, is a Wylie 43 built in Portland by our Title Sponsor, Schooner Creek Boat Works, and is now sailing out of the Royal Victoria Yacht Club in Victoria, British Columbia. Hana Mari has been actively racing in BC since 2011 and in that time she has sailed all the big long distance races multiple times including Southern Straits, Patos Island, Swiftsure, Round the County and the VanIsle 360. In 2016, after completing her second Oregon Offshore Race, Hana Mari won its division in the Swiftsure Lightship Classic. Her crew is looking forward to the adventure of the Oregon Offshore. This will be her third OOR.
LÉ James Joyce is an Offshore Patrol Vessel and represents an updated and lengthened version of the original RÓISÍN Class OPVs which were also designed and built to our specifications by Babcock Marine Appledore and she is truly a state of the art ship. She is built and fitted out to the highest international standards in terms of safety, equipment fit, technological innovation and crew comfort. She is also designed to cope with the rigors of the North East Atlantic.
L.É. JAMES JOYCE was commissioned into the naval fleet in September 2015. Since then she has been constantly engaged in Maritime Security and Defence patrolling of the Irish coast. She has also deployed to the Defence Forces mission in the Mediterranean from July to end of September 2016, rescuing 2491 persons and recovering the bodies of 21 deceased.
Traditionally Irish naval vessels have been named after mythical figures from Ireland’s heroic past. The naming of LÉ JAMES JOYCE follows a new departure in that, for the second time, a Naval Service ship will be named after a world renowned Irish writer.
James Augustine Aloysius Joyce (1882 – 1941) was a novelist and poet, considered to be one of the most influential writers in the modernist tradition of the 20th century. Perhaps best known for Ulysses, other well-known works are the short-story collection 'Dubliners', and the novels 'Finnegans Wake' and 'A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man'