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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Asian Geo Magazine article about Vega & her work
This months (Feb) Asian Geographic Magazine, published by the Asian Geographic Society, has a very good article about Vega and our humanitarian work. Being recognized by this prestigious magazine for our humanitarian contributions is a milestone for us. Thanks Asian … Continue reading
Vega to be a feature boat in this years Boat Asia
Well it is now official this year between the 12- 15 May, Singapore’s Boat Asia returns for its 19th edition and Vega has been invited to be one of the featured attractions. If this year is anything like last years … Continue reading
Posted in Banda Islands, Capt. Marty, classic sail boats, Fashion Shoot Locations, historic sailing, Midwives Kits, Singapore, Vega newsletter
Tagged Asian Yachting news, Banda Islands, Banda sea, Boat Asia, boat show, East Timor, Hardanger jacht, humanitarian assistance, humanitarian vessel, Sailboats, Sailing Ships, Singapore, Vega Newsletter
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How to have fewer headaches from your outboard motor
You know how outboards loose power when stored for a long time? Well here is why and how to prevent it. When you take the motor off and store it without proper preparation there is fuel and oil in the … Continue reading
Vega to be the official press boat for the 2011 (PHANG NGA) BAY REGATTA
Bay regatta is the best regatta in the whole of South East Asia. Vega will be back for the second year running as the official press boat. Why not sign up and join us? Well the count down is on … Continue reading
Posted in Capt. Marty, classic sail boats, Fashion Shoot Locations, H/V Vega, Historic Vessel Vega, Historical Ships, Humanitarian, Ketch, Raffles Marina, Restored Ships, Sailboats, Sailing Ships, Shane Granger, Ships, Singapore, Top Sail Ketch, Vega, sailing, Sailing Photographer, Scott Murry, SEA Yachting, Thailand sailing
Tagged Baltic trader, Bay Regatta 2011, Capt. Marty, H/V Vega, Hardanger jacht, Historic Vessel Vega, International regatta, Phang Nga Bay, Phang Nga Bay Regatta, Sailboats, sailing, Sailing Ships, tall ship, Thailand, Vega, Vega Newsletter
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A great article about Vega “The Boat” Have a look
This is a very good article done about Vega as a boat. Most writers concentrate on our work and how the boat fits into that. This one is just about the boat and I found it rather interesting to see … Continue reading
Posted in classic sail boats, H/V Vega, Historic Vessel Vega, Historical Ships, Humanitarian, Ketch, Raffles Marina, Restored Ships, Sailboats, Sailing Ships, Shane Granger, Ships, Singapore, Top Sail Ketch, Vega, historic sailing, Humanitarian Assistance, Lars Nerhus, Nerhus Boatyard, Norway, Norwegian, Ole Nerhus, sailing, Sailing Photographer, Scott Murry, SEA Yachting, wooden boats
Tagged Baltic trader, H/V Vega, Hardanger jacht, Historic Vessel Vega, humanitarian vessel, Ola H. Nerhus, Scott Murry
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A Great Photo on board Vega By John Heng
I really like this photo done by one of Singapore’s most creative young photographers John Heng. Check out his work on Face book and other places on the web. We knew John back in the days when he was still … Continue reading
Posted in classic sail boats, Fashion Shoot Locations, historic sailing, jacht, sailing, Vega newsletter, Volunteer sailing crew, wooden boats
Tagged Baltic trader, Fashion Photographer, Fashion shoot locations, H/V Vega, Hardanger jacht, historic sailing, Historic Vessel Vega, Historical Ships, John Heng, sailing, Sailing Ships, Singapore, Vega
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A picture of where H/ V Vega was built in 1891 – 92
Here is a picture of theĀ boat yard and sheds where Vega was built at Olve, Hardanger, in Norway. The bigger shed on the right is where she started life in the winter of 1891-92. The boat yard is still … Continue reading
Posted in H/V Vega, Historic Vessel Vega, Historical Ships, Humanitarian, Ketch, Raffles Marina, Restored Ships, Sailboats, Sailing Ships, Shane Granger, Ships, Singapore, Top Sail Ketch, Vega, historic sailing, jacht, Lars Nerhus, Nerhus Boatyard, Norway, Norwegian, Ole Nerhus, wooden boats
Tagged Baltic trader, H/V Vega, Hardanger jacht, historic sailing, Historic vessel, Historic Vessel Vega, Historical Ships, HumAN, humanitarian assistance, humanitarian awards, humanitarian vessel, Humanitarian vessel Vega, Jens Nerhus, Ola H. Nerhus, Vega, Volunteer sailing crew
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Vega answers a call for help from the midwives of East Timor
In rural East Timor where health services are few and far between it is often the local midwife who not only brings babies into the world but also assists with child & woman’s health – doing stand in duty as … Continue reading
Posted in H/V Vega, Historic Vessel Vega, Historical Ships, Humanitarian, Ketch, Raffles Marina, Restored Ships, Sailboats, Sailing Ships, Shane Granger, Ships, Singapore, Top Sail Ketch, Vega, historic sailing, International regatta, Volunteer sailing crew, wooden boats
Tagged East Timor, H/V Vega, historic sailing, Historic Vessel Vega, Humanitarian, humanitarian assistance, humanitarian vessel, Midwife, Midwives, Rural Midwives kit, Shane Granger, Vega Newsletter, Volunteer sailing crew
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Why no news these days?
Just to let all our friends know why there is no news these days. We are out sailing and having a bit of fun playing with the toy. Will be back at the slog keeping you informed of all our … Continue reading
Posted in Banda Islands, Capt. Marty, classic sail boats, East Timor, H/V Vega, Historic Vessel Vega, Historical Ships, Humanitarian, Ketch, Raffles Marina, Restored Ships, Sailboats, Sailing Ships, Shane Granger, Ships, Singapore, Top Sail Ketch, Vega, historic sailing, Humanitarian Assistance, International regatta, jacht, Langkawi, Norway, Norwegian, Ole Nerhus, Raja Muda, Royal Langkawi International Regatta, Royal Langkawi Yacht Club, sailing, SEA Yachting, Uncategorized, Vega newsletter, Volunteer sailing crew, wooden boats
Tagged Baltic trader, Banda Islands, Banda sea, East Timor, H/V Vega, historic, historic sailing, Historic Vessel Vega, Humanitarian, humanitarian assistance, humanitarian vessel, International regatta, Ketch, Langkawi, Norway, Norwegian, Raffles Marina, Raja Muda, Restored Ships, Royal Langkawi Yacht Club, Sailboats, Shane Granger, Singapore, Vega, Vega Newsletter, Volunteer sailing crew
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