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| 'Carpe Diem 1' from the Royal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron Visits Howth |
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| Author: John Deane |
Posted on: 12/6/07 |
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(L-R) Bill Roberts, Gerry Moran (HYC), Denis Linton,
Gerry O'Neill (Commodore HYC) & Michael Patrick
Gerry O'Neill and Michael Patrick exchange burgees of their respective yacht clubs.
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Carpe Diem 1 crew are ...
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Denis Linton - Skipper
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Bill Roberts - Commodore, Royal Nova Skotia Yacht Squadron, 2003 - 2004
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Michael Patrick - Commodore, Royal Nova Skotia Yacht Squadron, 2001 - 2002
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Carpe Diem 1 at Howth Yacht Club (Denis Linton on deck)
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Carpe Diem 1, from the Royal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron (RNSYS), is currently on a 2 year circumnavigation of the North Atlantic. Incidentally, 'Carpe Diem' is Latin for "seize the day".
Her voyage to date and future route are ....
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| May 2006 |
Departed Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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| June 2006 |
Arrived Azores. |
| June 2006 |
Arrived Ireland. |
| Winter 2006 |
Wintered in Carrickfergus. |
| June 2007 |
Resumed Cruise - Arrived at HYC |
| June 2007 |
Heading for Cork |
| Sept. 2007 |
Visit Spain, Portugal, Madeira, Canaries, British Virgin Islands. Then to the Carribbean, USA and finally Home. |
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Gerry Moran and his daughter Karen visited the RNSYS in 1991 on their homeward passage from Nova Scotia to Baltimore, West Cork. Gerry recalled having a wonderful time at the club where they were each presented with a drinking tankard by the then Commodore of RNSYS.
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