A “Durban Sailing” image from Flickr – click on the name of the photographer below to see more Durban goodness and to thank the photographer.
Captain Jim McCarthy Sailing Yacht Double Angel 42 US Yacht
Photo by Axel Bührmann
This is Captain Jim McCarthy, and that’s his Sailing Yacht Double Angel 42 – I met him in Durban during his solo round-the-world trip from San Diego and all the way back again. It was just before the pandemic, and his next stop was Port Elizabeth, as it was known then, and then on to Rio de Janeiro. I trust he made it home before he found himself isolated in some little bay somewhere.
And tell him you saw him here by dropping a mail to him at boatrips619@gmail.com
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