Whatever she calls herself, Swanage Bay is the perfect location for her and the other tall ships that visit us.
Thursday 3 September 2015
The Shtandart
The last time the Shtandart was anchored at Swanage pier she went under the name of the Jolly Roger and flew the Skull and Crossbones. This time, she has dropped the theatrics, runs uder her real name and flies the Russian flag of her home country.
Whatever she calls herself, Swanage Bay is the perfect location for her and the other tall ships that visit us.
Whatever she calls herself, Swanage Bay is the perfect location for her and the other tall ships that visit us.
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