I now live in Australia but in my youth used to spend my weekends on J.N.R. also a west country trading ketch. It was the home for a friend of my Mother's when she was a child. I would love to find out what happend to her as I am very sure my friend would be well passed by now. She, JNR was seventy tons and seventy foot loa.

Impressionant!

Fantastic. Thank you for sharing

Shes a beauty' must be awesome under way with a trade wind

Good to see her again. Takes me back a few years. Launched in 1907 if she is who I think she is. Did not have the 'of Bridgewater' suffix when I knew her. Heard she had been almost wrecked in Honduras but seems now back in loving care once more.

Great to see Iris Mary CK105 in there as well, she's a favourite of mine. Hope she and Irene are both well!

Please take care of her. She is a beauty 😍 With horror i noticed she is bleeding rust through the hull planks.

Sad to see a grand lady sitting in a mud hole

I sailed her to the Scilly Isles a few years ago. She is looking a bit sad in this video, I hope she returns to the open water soon.

Hope she will soon be at sea again, exploring the Devon and Cornwall coasts. I saw Irene at Brixham when I was crewing on Leader.