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Revenue cutters and smuggling luggers
Will Stirling at Morwellham Quay is putting these late-18th and early 19th-century vessels back on the water. |
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Patrick Selman, sailmaker
Marian's sailmaker. No one understands more intuitively how to build a gaff mainsail |
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Edward Burnett, naval architect
A brilliant yacht designer in his own right, Ed was involved in the ballasting, sail plan and accommodation as part of Marian's rebuild |
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David Cox, marine surveyor
Owner himself of an 1888 Colin Archer yacht, David was project manager for Marian's rebuild and is a higly respected surveyor. |
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Gweek Quay Boatyard
The supportive Cornish yard at the top of the Helford River, where Marian was rebuilt by David Walkey, Robin Watson and Mike Lyon. |
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Robin Watson, boatbuilder
Based in Penryn, Cornwall, Rob is one of the three brilliant shipwrights who rebuilt Marian at Gweek |
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Cockwells Traditional Boatyard
At Ponsharden near Falmouth, Dave Cockwell and team turn out fine boats, among them a pilot-cutter replica of the slippery Peggy |
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Working Sail
At Gweek in Cornwall, Luke Powell builds powerful replicas of 19th century Scillonian pilot cutters |
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