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Santa Maria Manuela - IMO 5312628
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Photo taken in Marin Spain 06/03/2010
FNM recover for a sailboat Portuguese cultural use of 4 suits
FNM has already begun work on rehabilitating the Santa Maria Manuela, a historic four-masted Portuguese cod that was part of the legendary 'White Fleet' that flooded the fisheries of Newfoundland in the mid-twentieth century. Legendary lugger is 63 meters long and was built in 1937, but a group of organizations led by the company Pascoal & Filhos freed him from dismantling and proposed turning it into a cultural and tourist.
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Thanks for the comment and say that you take some shots, because I find it interesting to share
Greetings, Javier
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It is a remarkable rebirth of SANTA MARIA MANUELA, a vessel that luckily escaped the breakers. When I saw her for the first time she was nothing but a bare hull. Now she certainly will be ready for this years sailing season.
Find the history of her rebirth and of course of her years in the White Fleet.
http://santamariamanuela.blogspot.com/
There are also links to her sisters CREOULA and POLYNESIA ex ARGUS (also awaiting restoration).
Regards,
Werner
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