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PIONEER ART

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Photography by Andrew Montgomery. Click on a thumbnail to view a larger image. More information about Andrew can be found. The Art of Pioneer. James Dodds was born in the east coast fishing town of Brightlingsea, and trained as a shipwright in Maldon. He then studied painting at Chelsea and the Royal College of Art, London. He has also conceived, illustrated and hand-produced a series of artists books. More information on the artist can be found. 2016 Pioneer Sailing Trust Contact Us.

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PIONEER HISTORY

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Peter Harris built Pioneer in 1864 for Charles Bishop. Pioneer laid up at the Rope Walk Brightlingsea early 1900. Pioneer and Lady Olive both owned by Joseph Alexander 1904. Pioneer in the Strood Channel, she lay here from 1942 to 1998. Built in 1864 by Peter Harris of Rowhedge.57ft overall length, cutter rigged and 23 tons gross weight. She worked out of Brightlingsea dredging deep sea oysters. Official number 48991. Fishing number CK18. Working to begin with dredging deep-sea oysters off the North Holl...

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APPRENTICESHIPS

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Since the restoration and launch of Pioneer, The Pioneer Sailing Trust has developed ‘Harker’s Yard’ on the Shipyard Estate, Brightlingsea, with the aim of benefitting and developing the local area’s marine industry through training. Recent projects include major restoration on the nineteenth century yacht, Volante. It was designed and built in Wivenhoe in 1870 by John Harvey. The 1897 gentlesman’s yacht Rainbow was also recently restored as well as John Constable’s vessel. The apprentices work towards t...

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VIDEOS

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A selection of videos, mainly interviews of key members of The Pioneer Sailing Trust, telling the story of Pioneer's return to Terschilling told by the people who restored her. Produced, and filmed by José Granell. Rupert Marks / Pioneer Sailing Trust. From Pioneer Sailing Trust. The Pioneer Sailing Trust. From Pioneer Sailing Trust. The Pioneer Sailing Trust. From Pioneer Sailing Trust. David Tournay / Pioneer Sailing Trust. From Pioneer Sailing Trust. From Pioneer Sailing Trust.

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BOOKING FORM

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Pioneer Sailing Trust Voyage Booking Forms. Please download, print and complete the Booking Form, carefully read the Terms and Conditions, and when you are satisfied please return to:. Harkers yard, Shipyard Estate. Brightlingsea, Essex C07 OAR. Click on the PDF Icon to view the relevant document:. While the Pioneer Sailing Trust takes all possible steps to. Ensure the safety of all participants in our voyages the. Applicant should understand that sailing can be a. Doubt consult your doctor. Completed wi...

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Types of Experince

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Winter Activities: (up to 10 people), duration 4 hours. Explore Day: Day out on our motor launch the Judy Ann, where you will navigate to a lovely location, such as Wivenhoe or Rowhedge for lunch. On the way back to Brightlingsea, there will be a chance to do a spot of dredging in to discover what lies beneath the water and learn a bit about the sea life. Winter Activities: (up to 10 people), duration 3 hours. Day Sail on Pioneer: (up to 12 people), May-November. Whilst on board, emphasis will be placed ...

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THE RESTORATION

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In the dying days of 1998, in a bitter December wind, the. Was raised from the mud and floated to Wyatt’s Hard, West Mersea, from there transported temporarily by low loader to Goldhanger . There she was carefully cleaned, blocked up, shored and plumbed. A three dimensional digital survey by laser assured the accuracy of her recorded lines. Finally laid up in a barn at Great Totham her restoration began. Blast From Past Before Photoshop. 2016 Pioneer Sailing Trust Contact Us.

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KIT LIST

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Kit List for Pioneer. Warm sweater / fleece. Waterproof jacket (if you have one) Waterproofs and life jackets supplied. Trainers, or soft soled shoes wellies of you have them. Any personal medication needed (Inhaler, hay fever tablets, sea sick pills etc). Lsquo;T’ shirts. Wash bag with soap, wet wipes, flannel,tooth things etc. Old cloth (to stop drips going down your neck). Plastic bags to keep clothes dry. Registered charity no. 1077522. 2016 Pioneer Sailing Trust Contact Us.

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Testimonials

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The whole week has changed my life for the better. It has given me confidence about being alone meeting new people. I have gained so many life skills and made some of the most amazing friends. Everyone was amazing and just like one big family. I hope to go again on the pioneer. It made me feel a little more confident, it also gave me a brilliant experience and I learnt about sailing and met some life-long friends. 2016 Pioneer Sailing Trust Contact Us.

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Come Sailing+

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Sailing out of Brightlingsea, Essex at the entrance to the river Colne, Pioneer will have a very busy season, April-Octobeer 2013. She is usually crewed by 2 leaders and 10 young people. Reistered with the Maritime Coastguard Agency category 2, she is free to sail most of the North Sea and English Channel. Alternatively a pleasant days sailing may be undertaken on the river Colne and Blackwater estuaries. For more information please call Pioneer Sailing Trust on 01206 303373.