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Neira mâove

NEIRA MÂOVE.

Type: "schooner" of Cotentin.

Rigging: wooden masts, the mainmast, alone, is in 2 parts; Mast tapecul has a strong backward looking. Only the main mast may carry a topsail. Ends outside front and rear, Fore gaff and mainsail but loose-footed, without mistletoes, the boom tapecul carrying a small sail to third parties, including the listener is struck on the tail of Malet.
Hard to define, this rig is like no other.

Materials: hull, deck and spars of wood, oak beams, lined with mahogany, iroko deck.

Date and place of launch: 1992 at Legueltel site in Carteret (architect Alan Buchanan, Jersey)
Other names: None .
Initial Operation: sailboat cruising and day trips (reply)
model, Lilian was engaged in fishing, piloting and trade.

Last known nationality: French .
Last known port: Barneville-Carteret (Channel).

last known use: sailboat cruising and walking.

Meaning of the name Neire Mâove is the name given by the gull the Normans. Mâove means all Laridae (gulls); Neire means black and designates the black wings of our largest gulls.

Overall Length : 23 m
Hull length: 14 m
Waterline length: m.
Maximum width: 4 m
Draught maximum: 2.3 m
Headroom: m
Displacement: 27 t .
Surface max wing: 180 sqm.

State: regularly maintained.

Front: Bow slightly inclined. bowsprit horizontal

Rear: table, named the boat and the initials CH district registration (Cherbourg). Malet retractable tail.

With that: Noire Blanc Liston

Superstructures: Panels and descents.

Neire Mâove was launched in July 1992 commissioning a year later in Carteret. This boat original, difficult to classify, recalls luggers of Brittany (see Corey and La belle Angele), the shape of the shell (nearest that of these luggers than those of bisquines), the arrangement of the three masts, the appearance of the jigger, also recall the rigging of sailboats, but the main sails are horned. These sails have no gui: this is not the rigging of a schooner classic.
This boat is a replica of a boat fishing the Channel Islands, built in 1850 and named Lillian. He also served as a pilot boat. There were different sizes of schooners on the coast of the Cotentin and the Channel Islands of 5 to 14 meters and they practiced, depending on their size, their crew and the seasons, almost all areas of the sea: fishing (traps, lines, nets, ...), algae harvesting, transportation of goods and passengers between the islands and the mainland ...
Barneville Based in Carteret, Neire Mâove is managed by the association "tall ships in the islands coast," and by " Great minds off "of Granville and can accommodate groups up to 10 passengers (Including children) on a cruise, leaving 20 in the day and 25 for receptions dockside. Navigations are especially off to the Cotentin and the Channel Islands, but participates in the schooner yacht traditional rallies and was frequently seen in Brest and Douarnenez, as well as festivals in Ploumanac'h 2006.