Plymouth Daily Photo: This beautiful visitor is here for the weekend.

Sunday, 5 April 2015

The KASKELOT sailed into Plymouth on Thursday and is open for visitors over the Easter weekend.

She looks at home alongside the quays of the historic Barbican area.

Sailing her can't be that difficult because it all looks pretty simple and straightforward to me.

Built in 1948 in Denmark, I believe that KASKELOT, in Danish, means SPERM WHALE.

If we are very lucky with the weather when she leaves Plymouth, we might get the chance to she her charging across Plymouth Sound under full sail.

Stefan Jansson5 April 2015 at 11:06
Ha, probably very easy to manage this fine ship.
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Kate5 April 2015 at 11:38
Those ships are breathtakingly beautiful! I can close my eyes and imagine all kinds of pirates on them!
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