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2015 Transatlantic Race - Images by Rod Harris
by Rod Harris on 3 Jul 2015
Privateer, USA, Ron O'Hanley, Newport, RI, US Rod Harris
2015 Transatlantic Race - The beginning of yesterday's race was the largest group to depart Newport, R.I, toward England. The weather, initially, had threatened to interrupt the festivities, but to no avail. In the end, the cannon to start the race sounded at 1:50 p.m., and the race was on.
Siren, USA, William Hubbard III, Newport, RI, US © Rod Harris
Siren, USA, William Hubbard III, Newport, RI, US & Brigand, USA, Sean Saslo © Rod Harris
Nomad IV © Rod Harris
2015 Transatlantic Race © Rod Harris
Nomad IV, MT, Clarke Murphy, Malta & Brigand, Sean Saslo,, USA, Westbrook, CT, US © Rod Harris
Snow Lion, USA, Lawrence Huntington, NY, NY, US © Rod Harris
2015 Transatlantic Race © Rod Harris
Snow Lion, USA & Noonmark VI, GBR © Rod Harris
Noonmark VI, GBR, Sir Geoffrey Mulachy, Southhampton, UK © Rod Harris
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