Went to the AZAB prizegiving on Saturday. Great to catch up with everyone although some were missed. Interesting that it had taken a lot of competitors longer to recover than expected, especially psychologically.
We didn’t do too badly, nominated for the John and Sally May Trophy for the crew contributing most to the Corinthian spirit of the event, won second in class on both legs and aggregated. We came sixth in the combined fleet, having come fifteenth on the outward leg and third on the return leg.
We also won the Visick Perpetual Trophy for the fastest vessel whose crew are related.
Not bad considering we have an old boat and our combined age is over 90.
Now how about the Triangle next year? Only a short one at 640 miles. Watch this space!
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- Araminta does AZAB
- AZAB - The Challenge To race in an antique boat with only two people from Falmouth through the Western approaches and Bay of Biscay to Sao Miguel in the Azores and back, a distance of around 2,400 miles in aid of charity. James & Henry Walker, father & son, will enter the race to win and raise £50,000 for The Parkinsons ' Disease Society See our Website www.araminta.org.uk
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