Sailed a small open dinghy
with only her son as crew along the cornish coast to where the family were camping.
Quickly the crew
furl the damaged sail
and concentrate on getting us into the dinghy to start the mull run.
Sails at 13.30 hrs.
Sailed over the crossbar.
It was assumed that this was a transitional survival between the ancient type and the more modern
lateen sail.
Sail loft
where in the 1790's a polar bear was kept.
O weinyddiaeth sy'n honni ei bod yn gweithredu
ar sail
tystiolaeth, ni fu unrhyw dystiolaeth yn hynny o beth.
Sail on a voyage
to access the zero point field at the end of this world.
Sailing downstream, the first gorge is qutang, a stretch five miles long with vertical cliff faces.
Sails of the windmill, now dim and still in the warm morning air.
Sail across
to the island of symi and to the harbor of gialos at its northern tip.
Sailing the yacht.
Hoist the sails
and haul in the stern slip until parallel to the pontoon.
Sail honno, yr ydym yn barod i ganiatáu i'r gyllideb gael ei derbyn.
The main reason he's famous is because of his death defying walks between the
windmill sails, while they are turning.
Sailing catamarans
in the aegean ).
We sailed out of civitavecchia at 6pm, the captain pressed a button and the
sails unfurled
from the 50ft masts.
A four storied brick tower mill with ogee cap, eight bladed fantail and four single sided
patent sails
rotating anti clockwise.
Designed to reflect a
billowing sail, this spectacular hotel can only be described as an architectural marvel.
A couple of months later we
set sail
for the far east where the ship was to carry the flag of the fleet.
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