Liz and Tim Dodwell took part in the OGA Round Britain Challenge from May – August 2013, sailing their Cornish[…]
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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!
Liz and Tim Dodwell took part in the OGA Round Britain Challenge from May – August 2013, sailing their Cornish[…]
Read moreSingle-handed skipper of the 19 ft. shrimper ‘Nutmeg’, Viv Head, shares a challenging experience coming out of Portsmouth. Against a[…]
Read moreSeveral Round Britain Challenge skippers are reflecting on the last four months in their home ports, whilst others are continuing[…]
Read moreAfter the celebrations in Cowes, skippers, crews, friends and families are departing for home, with a two Welsh boats continuing[…]
Read moreWe hear from Tim and Liz Dodwell about their inspiration for undertaking the OGA Round Britain Challenge, 2013 and glimpse[…]
Read moreAs skippers, crews, families and friends from France, the Netherlands, Belgium and the UK reflect on the recent OGA50 Jubilee[…]
Read morePaul Brown brings us a short movie to illustrate the range of boats taking part in the OGA Jubilee Race[…]
Read moreWith just two days until the ‘Greatest Gathering of Gaffers’ starts in Cowes on 15 August, we bring news of[…]
Read more‘Fanny of Cowes’, one of the founding boats of the OGA in 1963, was originally built as a working boat[…]
Read moreThere’s dozens of boats converging on Cowes for the OGA Greatest Gathering of Gaffers this week. This illustration is a[…]
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