FRYDERYK CHOPIN tall ship 1991

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FRYDERYK CHOPIN tall ship 1991

Post by shipstamps » Fri Oct 31, 2008 4:16 pm


Built as a steel sail training vessel by the Dora Shipyard, Gdynia for the International Class Afloat Foundation.
11 November 1990 launched under the name FRYDERYK CHOPIN, named after the famous Polish composer and pianist Fryderyk Chopin (1810-1849)
Tonnage 305 gross, 91 net, 400dwt., dim. 55.5 x 8.50 x 3,80m. (draught).
Auxiliary one Wola diesel engine 400hp.
Sail area 1200 square meter.
Crew 17 and 39 trainees.
November 1991 completed, with homeport Gdynia.

She was a design of Zygmund Choren.
She was very successful in the 1992 Columbus Regatta and the Cadiz -Canary Island – Puerto Rico Regatta.
Mostly every year she takes part in the Parade of Sails of the Hansa Sail at Rostock, Germany.
1995 Took part in Sail Bremerhaven and also in 2000.
Is also a regular visitor by the Kiel Regatta.
1996 Was she owned by the Kredit Bank S.A., Poland.
December 2000 was she owned by the European School of Law and Administration, Warsaw, Poland.
She spends the summer season in the European waters and during the winter season you can find her in the Caribbean.
When crossing the Atlantic in spring and autumn she has on board 16 years old kids with teachers given lectures on high school curriculum.
2007 http://www.equasis.org gives, owned and managed by International Class, Poland, a tonnage of 670 ??gross, IMO No. 9030747

Poland 1996 75g sg 3607, scott 3275d

Source: Great Sailing Ships of the World by Otmar Schäuffelen. Tall Ships Fan on line.

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Re: FRYDERYK CHOPIN tall ship 1991

Post by aukepalmhof » Tue Nov 02, 2010 9:37 am

Dozens of teenagers and crew onboard a tall ship stranded in stormy seas off the coast of Britain face a third night aboard the stricken vessel, the Coastguard has said. The Fryderyk Chopin came into difficulties on Friday 29 October 2010, 93 miles southwest of the Isles of Scilly. The 180ft long Polish vessel lost its two masts in high winds with 47 people on board including 36 cadets, aged between 14 and 16. The Nova Spiro - a large fishing vessel from Newlyn, Cornwall - began a tow operation on Friday night. It was bringing the ship towards the shore and was expected to arrive in Falmouth at noon on Sunday, a Coastguard spokesman said. However, due to extremely poor weather conditions, the Nova Spiro was forced to slow down from four knots to just one. The new arrival time for the vessels was estimated to be between 6 pm on Sunday night and 2 am on Monday morning. However, instead of making the teenagers disembark the stricken ship in the dark, it was decided to wait until early Monday morning. A spokesman for the Coastguard said he believed they would be arriving in Falmouth at about 7.30 am after spending the night attached to deep-water anchorage's near to the coastal town. The ship is currently 34 miles out, he said. The master of the Polish vessel requested immediate assistance at 8:03 on Friday morning stating they were experiencing severe weather conditions of Gale Force 9 winds. Other boats managed to battle their way through the bad weather to find the ship with rigging hanging over the side.

Source: google.com

Togo 2013 750F sg?, Scott?
Poland 2013 8.50Zl sg?, Scott? and MS sgMS 4545, Scott?
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