Crew
Steve Swallow, Skipper of Maybe
Owner since the late 80s
RYA Yacht Masters Off-Shore Commercial
RYA Yacht Masters Ocean Theory
RYA Cruising Instructor
RYA Basic Safety inc. Sea Survival, Fire Fighting, First Aid, Flare Shooting and Crowd Management
Before being Skipper of Maybe, 20 years experience in the skydiving and aviation industry working closely with risk management and many young people.
Chris McPhee, Mate
Joined us Spring 2011
RYA Watch Leader certificate
RYA Sea Survival certificate
pending RYA Day Skipper Theory
Soft Skills training via RYA and ASTO
Before joining Maybe Sailing Chris had 5 years experience working directly with challenging young people on another sail training vessel.
Jonathan Aldworth, Mate
Joined us January 2012
MCA Deck Rating inc. member of Watch, Watch Leader and Ship Manning
pending RYA Day Skipper Theory
RYA Basic Safety inc. Sea Survival, Fire Fighting, First Aid, Flare Shooting and Crowd Management
Soft Skills training via RYA and ASTO "Train the Trainer"
Active in sailing for 10 years and participated in the Talls Ships Races numerous times.
Informal Presentation to be held in Bradford on the 9th February.
Date: Thursday 08 Dec 2011.
Location: Waterways Museum, Dutch River Side, Goole DN14 5TB.
Time: morning session 10.30am mainly for Education Visits Co-ordinators, and afternoon session at 1.30pm mainly for school.
Contact us for more information.
Extended report on the adventures of Maybe as she took part in the Tall Ships Races 2011. Read of her travels sailing through Waterford, Greenoch, the Orkney Islands, LamLash, Tobermory, Stornoway, Scarpa Flow, Lerwick, Kvitsoy, Halmstad and many other places.
Maybe sailed from Greenock to Oban last week, stopping off at the Isles of Arran and Gigha and travelling through the Corryvreckan! All the crew enjoyed this short journey as they took in some of the most beautiful scenery in the UK. The west coast of Scotland is breathtaking for the landscape and abundant wildlife.
‘Maybe’ sails from Hartlepool up the East coast of England and Scotland, across the Caledonian Canal and across the West coast of Scotland to Greenock during August and September 2011.
