Fastnet 2011 aboard Pilot Cutter "Edith Gray"

[@dhouse-d5l]

If the sea and wind could speak and ask for the perfect vessel... the trad Pilot Cutter would be it. Beautiful ships.

[@KochADV]

Love it especially the steady motion. Doesnt bob like a cork with a hardon like light fin keelers.

[@hansmoraal8051]

Sweet

[@YemayaOrisha]

nice video of classic sailing yacht :)

[@MrEric811]

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[@vailclewley9025]

Have a look at Elley Grey a 65 od grp St. Malo pilot cutter replica from 1896 .

[@seayak]

I would be interested to know what the boatspeed is here......

[@yachticus]

without reference to tide - sub 10 knots - maybe early 9's

[@lowcountrydawg2525]

Shows the knot log here at 7:17. Looks like she's bouncing around 9kts.

[@martijnb5887]

If you put a bit of scotch tape over the microphone, you will suppress the noise of the wind and still be able to record sound. That being said, what a beautful, fast ship.

[@ZoneTelevision]

Yes, how fast is she ?

[@martijnb5887]

The last shots show the (old fashioned) log: she sails 7 - 9 knots.

[@GreybeardWanders]

Erm, Jolie "Brise" was a 1913 pilot cutter, but as she's won the Fastnet three times jolly well done for beating her, you obviously sailed well.

[@johndemeen5575]

Not for me! No thanks I like being on dry land. From, St. Paul Minnesota.