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This gut-wrenching but finally satisfactory set of photos records the day Francois Vivier-designed Stir Ven pocket cruiser Linotte was rescued from rocks by the rowing crew of what looks like a pilot gig.
I shouldn’t think that’s happened too many times during this century. Thank God that rowing crew happend to be in the area! Does anyone know where in France this took place please? And was the boat repairable? I hope they were insured.
My thanks go to Dale Appleton for spotting this striking series of shots.
PS – See Dale’s comment below to find a link to a Google ‘translation’ that just about explain’s what’s going on here.
PPS – See Linotte owner Fred Mouchy’s comment below to find out what happened to his yacht after her rescue.