Sailing yacht yawl in 20x25 format (8/10 p.) under glass frame, white or black. Protected packaging

In the 1960s, a group of friends who were passionate about sailing decided to take part in a famous coastal regatta. They had an old wooden yawl, which they had carefully restored. Although the boat had seen better days, it had character and an undeniable charm.

On the day of the regatta, the wind was blowing hard and the crew was in a contagious good mood. They realized that they could use the foremast to take a good spinnaker, which allowed them to get off to a good start. As they passed the first mark buoy, they were surprised to see a dolphin jump out of the water a few meters away from them, creating a memorable scene.

However, halfway through, as the wind began to die down, the crew decided to redouble their efforts to manoeuvre the boat. The skipper, confident in his skills, attempted a somewhat too daring tack. The boat capsized slightly, but thanks to the stability offered by the yawl rig, it managed to right itself quickly, making all the crew members laugh.

Ultimately, although they did not finish first in the regatta, the adventure became an iconic anecdote among their sailing memories. They often recounted how that old yawl not only defied the wind, but also cemented their friendship through laughter and adventures on the water.

This story perfectly illustrates the spirit of adventure and camaraderie often found on sailboats, especially yawl-rigged ones, which combine performance and conviviality.