Gouda, famous for cheese-making, makes a welcome haven for the OGA fleet on passage through the Netherlands. The Museum Haven[…]
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Sailing By: Tales from our oceans, seas, coasts and inland waterways
Collecting 'tales of sail' from around the world to link with modern-day sailors
Founded in 1963, the OGA: Association for Gaff Rig Sailing was formerly known as the Old Gaffers Association. Most members are based in the UK, Ireland, the Netherlands and France though some hail from the other side of the world!
Gouda, famous for cheese-making, makes a welcome haven for the OGA fleet on passage through the Netherlands. The Museum Haven[…]
Read more65 OGA boats have been converging on Wemeldinge, making passage across the North Sea from the English east coast, sailing[…]
Read moreOGA Member, Mary Gibbs shares her reasons for joining the Dutch Cross Country Tour in 2014, having just become the[…]
Read moreRik Janssen and the Netherlands Committee have been working hard to prepare an exciting and full programme of cruising, sailing,[…]
Read moreThanks go to Marion, Solent Area Secretary, for keeping the Editor posted with reports and sightings. She notes tha OGA[…]
Read moreSingle-handed skipper of ‘East Breeze’, Marion Shirley shares a report of her crossing from Bembridge, Isle of Wight to Blankenberge[…]
Read moreIn 2013 the OGA celebrated its 50th anniversary with a ‘Round Britain Challenge’ incorporating many events around the UK and[…]
Read moreKees Brooshooft, skipper of ‘Vlieter’, shares his longing for a classic boat with a brief resume of how he found,[…]
Read moreJulian Cable explains how we tracked all the boats during the OGA Round Britain Challenge with help from Marine Traffic[…]
Read moreKees Koomen, skipper of 18 foot ‘Snoopy’, brings a lively account with fascinating statistics of his counter-clockwise circumnavigation of Britain,[…]
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