To cudo stoi wyslipowane w Jastarni. Duża łódka z ciekawym smoczyskiem na dziobie
The vessel's figurehead is inspired by an Indian tribe's totem, having been named after an old Indian settlement in New Mexico (USA).
The initial American owner, Robert F. Johnson, had the ship designed for long cruises and sailed her extensively in the North Pacific, up to Alaska. This explains the very large water and fuel tanks and the original setup which included a small fireplace for cold weather. He also raced her and there are still 2 medals in the lounge from her participations in the transpacific races of 1959 and 1961, in which she finished 12th in class A.
The second owner, from Switzerland, after bringing the ship to the Mediterranean, used it extensively for charters. The third owner, Mr Samuelson from Ireland, cruised the vessel for long journeys around the world. He took her to Brazil, South Africa and also sailed at length in the Caribbean islands. The ship was then bought in 1973 by the current owner who used it for cruises in the western Mediterranean, then brought her in 1996 to North France where she is currently berthed.
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