The Captain's Log

Picton Castle Captain and his crew post of their travels around the world.

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Lunenburg Waterfront in Summer

The Lunenburg Waterfront can be a blast to the senses in the summer. A cacophony of sound from the Schooner Bluenose II or fishing vessel Maude Adams horns – signaling …

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Captain’s Log – Bosun School

Two weeks after the Barque Picton Castle sailed in at the end of this world circumnavigation, our wonderful Bosun School kicked in and students arrived …

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Captain’s Log – Back in Da ‘Burg

The Barque Picton Castle is back in Lunenburg, phew…… It was a long haul sailing 30,000 plus miles over the last year and half (more …

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Captain’s Log – Sailing into Lunenburg on July 13, 2024

We sailed our Barque Picton Castle from Bermuda and anchored at Rose Bay not far from Lunenburg. The last passage of this monumental circumnavigation in this wonderful …

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Captain’s Log – Picton Castle’s Homecoming to Lunenburg – Amy’s Version

This was my first Picton Castle homecoming and I cannot put into words how special it was to be involved. My role that day was …

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Captain’s Log – Picton Castle’s Homecoming to Lunenburg – Danielle’s Version

On Saturday, July 13th it was an exciting day for friends and family and crew of the Picton Castle. There had been a buzz in …

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Captain’s Log – Rolling Down to Nova Scotia

Saturday July 6, 2024 – Penno’s Wharf, St George’s, Bermuda The day came in nice with light easterly winds as I went off down the …

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Day’s Run – July 10, 2024

Date: July 10, 2024Noon position: 39 degrees 6.7’N, 063 degrees 0.2’WSpeed: 4.4 knotsVoyage log: 29,150 nautical milesPassage log: 431 nautical milesDistance to Lunenburg: 314 nautical …

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Day’s Run – July 9, 2024

Date: July 9, 2024Bound from: St. George’s, BermudaBound for: Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, CanadaNoon position: 37 degrees 27’N, 063 degrees 17’WDay’s run: 101 nautical milesSpeed: 4.2 …

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Captain’s Log – St George’s, Bermuda

Well, I suppose the first thing to point out is that Bermuda is not one island. Bermuda is many islands, maybe seven or eight larger …

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