Royal Norwegian Yacht Club Magnets

Royal Norwegian Yacht Club flag. Kongelig Norsk Seilforening, KNS flagg.

Royal Norwegian Yacht Club. Kongelig Norsk Seilforening, KNS flagg.

Artwork of a pirate ship and Port Royal (Jamaica) yacht club text. Port Royal was a pirate (Pirates were known as the Brethren of the coast) haven through most of the age of sail.

Spring day at the Lake

The tranquil South Harbour at Blyth in Northumberland houses the prestigious Royal Northumberland Yacht Club. This captivating image, captured on a chilly January morning, showcases the picturesque home yacht and marina. The peaceful waters provide a perfect reflection of the majestic yachts and fishing boats, while the stunning blue sky with fluffy clouds adds to the captivating scene. The marina, with its intricate rigging, towering masts and impressive ships, is a hub of activity, showcasing the working harbour of Blyth.

The South Harbour at Blyth in Northumberland is the home of the Royal Northumberland Yacht Club and this image of the 'home yacht' and marina was shot on a cold, sunny September morning when the calm conditions were good for the reflections of the yachts on the water.

The South Harbour at Blyth in Northumberland is the home of the Royal Northumberland Yacht Club and this image of the 'home yacht' and marina was shot on a cold, sunny April morning when the calm conditions were good for the reflections of the yachts on the water. The image was converted to monochrome to emphasise the contrasts in the sky and on the water.

The South Harbour at Blyth in Northumberland is the home of the Royal Northumberland Yacht Club and this image of the 'home yacht' and marina was shot on a cold, sunny February morning when the calm conditions were good for the reflections of the yachts on the water. A slight panorama crop was also added to finish off.

The South Harbour at Blyth in Northumberland is the home of the Royal Northumberland Yacht Club and this image of the 'home yacht' and marina was shot on a cold, sunny February morning when the calm conditions were good for the reflections of the yachts on the water.

View of the South Harbour at Blyth, showing a subsea vessel in the background and the site of the Royal Northumberland Yacht Club in the foreground. The Royal Northumberland Yacht Club has been on this site since 1899

A view of the Import Dock at the Port of Blyth and the Blyth Pilot boat as seen from between the hulls of two yachts based at the Royal Northumberland Yacht Club. Offloaded containers can be seen on the dock side as well as some of the cranes and industrial units which are based at this modern working port on the North East coast of England.

The Offshore Jack-up Installation Vessel Vole au Vent berthed at the Port of Blyth Import Dock and providing a striking backdrop to the yachts of the Royal Northumberland Yacht Club in their marina.