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Published on 11-24-2011 06:33
Ahoy Mate!

You have just come aboard the flag ship site for Sails of Glory. Here you will find a first rate crew and all the information about the game and its future releases. You will also find many house rules and game aides to make playing the game more enjoyable.

So welcome aboard and enjoy your tour.

The Royal Hajj
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Historic ships in the Netherlands: The "Amsterdam" and the "Batavia"

Thanks for that Eric. It also reminded me to post the schedule for the Tall Ships races for this year.

https://sailtraininginternational.or...ps-races-2023/
Bligh Today, 13:49

Historic ships in the Netherlands: The "Amsterdam" and the "Batavia"

De Zeven Provincien was sadly struck by a fire and then sat idle for lack of funds as you noted. I last visited Bataviawerf in 2005-06 and they looked
DeRuyter Today, 13:32

My Fleets, updated 2019

At times, there is only a fine line between insanity and genius, Mr. Aubrey, it is said.

Lt. Bush
William Bush Today, 09:07

Historic ships in the Netherlands: The "Amsterdam" and the "Batavia"

Both sites certainly look like being worth a visit gentlemen.
Thank you both for your input, but especially Achim for bringing our attention to
Bligh Today, 01:44

Historic ships in the Netherlands: The "Amsterdam" and the "Batavia"

Gentlemen,

I have visited both the 'Batavia' and the 'Amsterdam' a couple of years ago, too. I share the assessment of Argo, that the 'Batavia'
William Bush Yesterday, 17:34

Historic ships in the Netherlands: The "Amsterdam" and the "Batavia"

Last year in the fall, we took a day trip to Amsterdam so that I could finally cross off a long outstanding item from my to-do list:
Visiting the
Argo Yesterday, 14:57

Hammerhead 4th March 2023.

Hope you have a good day, and recruit many new sailors and airmen to the cause.

If they don't come voluntarily there's alway the Press Gang.
Vagabond 02-05-2023, 02:09

Hammerhead 4th March 2023.

Thanks Chris.
Rob.
Bligh 02-04-2023, 13:54

Hammerhead 4th March 2023.

Had contact with organisers and have asked for two tables for the show.
One for Sails and second for Wings WW1.

Anyone interested please
Capn Duff 02-04-2023, 11:26

Counter Clipping - May I introduce an uncommon insanity?

Quite correct Lt. We must keep anything French at arms length, especially Maidemoselles carrying kerchifs.

Carry on Mr Bush.

Bligh 02-04-2023, 09:53

What's on Your Workbench for February 2023

Nice to see Dobbs.

Don't forget to let me know by PM where you want the Paypal directing to.

Rob.
Bligh 02-04-2023, 09:49

Counter Clipping - May I introduce an uncommon insanity?

My sincere apologies, Admiral. I have let my thoughts being carried away.
Never will I touch this French spirit, though. All things French have
William Bush 02-04-2023, 07:18

What's on Your Workbench for February 2023

Switcheroo complete!

Rob, I will try to ship yours out on Monday.

My Indiaman will be getting new headsails,
Dobbs 02-04-2023, 06:17

What's on Your Workbench for February 2023

I do much the same with my masts Dobbs, excepting that I use piano wire for the inserts.
It is very kind of you to do all the conversion for me.
Bligh 02-04-2023, 01:52

Counter Clipping - May I introduce an uncommon insanity?

Sheer madness Mr. Bush!
Next you will be suggesting that vessels can divest themselves entirely of sails and progress through the oceans powered
Bligh 02-04-2023, 01:48

What's on Your Workbench for February 2023

Carbon fiber pins inserted for standing the masts (of course mine needs shortened yet).

Dobbs 02-03-2023, 18:38

Counter Clipping - May I introduce an uncommon insanity?

Captain,

I may entrust to you, that I harbor a far more eclectic idea: You might call me insane, but I am thinking of clipping entire ships,
William Bush 02-03-2023, 17:56

What's on Your Workbench for February 2023

Rob, since you decided to support me on this switch, I thought it best to send you a complete ship and document the transformation.

The
Dobbs 02-03-2023, 17:32

What's on Your Workbench for February 2023

That is the way that I redid a couple of mine Dobbs.
Rob.
Bligh 02-03-2023, 16:38

What's on Your Workbench for February 2023

Successful mizzen removal and spanker extraction. I determined that the most logical place to separate them was below the fighting top since the topmasts
Dobbs 02-03-2023, 15:44

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