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Transatlantic with Street
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A film by Gavin Shaw | Running Time: 1 Hour 57 Minutes
One of the first sailing documentaries shot on video. this classic 5,000 mile trade wind passage was shot in 1986 aboard noted sailor/author Don Street’s 1905 engineless 44 foot yawl, Iolaire.
Called “a two-hour master class in ocean sailing,” Transatlantic documents Iolair’s ninth Atlantic crossing from Ireland with eleven ocean islands along the way to the Caribbean. First landfall is Vigo in dense fog. Next, a short-handed 800 mile passage to Madeira. Then enroute to the Canaries, the desolate and dangerous Salvage Islands. The trade winds fill in at 20 N and it’s an easy reach to the Verdes. From there, a fast 14-day run of 2100 miles with whales, water rationing, a leaky bilge bring Iolaire safely into Antigua just in time for Christmas.
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