Windjammer Angelique

05/28/2026

First trip of the season montage

05/28/2026

And away we go! A little "First Trip" montage for y'all to enjoy.

05/23/2026

We are out on the bay for our first sail of the season! It’s a sunny 60 degrees with a light breeze, and we’re island bound for a cookout tonight. Happy Memorial Day Weekend!

05/22/2026

Our final crew member to meet is Laura! Laura will be a deckhand. She has had many jobs on boats big and small, but this is her first on a traditional rigged vessel. Laura is from Vermont. Before joining the crew, she sailed an Oyster 595 from the Galapagos to Tahiti.

05/20/2026

Give a warm welcome to Jack! Jack will be one of the deckhands. Like Ashley, Jack lives here in Maine. He attends college in Canada and will be a senior in the fall. Jack has experience racing small boats and was a competitive swimmer.

05/19/2026

Meet the crew, part 4! Rounding out the galley crew is Alex. Alex will be the assistant cook, baking yummy desserts, assisting Eddy, and generally keeping the galley in ship shape. Alex is from Colorado and Minnesota and worked as a sous chef at a lodge in Yosemite prior to joining the crew.

05/16/2026

Let's keep meeting the crew. Next up is a face you know and love because he's returning for his second season and he makes your food. It's Chef Eddy! As a seasoned windjammer chef, Eddy knows the rhythms of the galley and the ins and outs of timing. Once the galley hands are trained, and the galley is running like a well-oiled machine, Eddy hopes to have more time to learn the sailing part this summer 😃

05/14/2026

And the cover is off...like magic!

video by Ashley Pezanowski

05/13/2026

Meet the crew: Welcome Ashley! Ashley is the mess cook.
Interesting fact - Ashley is a third generation galley hand. Her grandmother crewed on Schooner ADVENTURE out of Camden exactly 60 years ago!

02/05/2026

Look what Dinnie is up to! Dinnie crewed for Angelique for two seasons and has continued in the traditional sailing world. So proud of her.

https://www.nmrn.org.uk/news/keeping-craft-traditional-rigging-alive-meet-dinnie-jay-rigger-national-museum-royal-navy?fbclid=IwdGRjcAPx9pZleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEeNi-2m6Kf1lJyCzS6SYjn5z_4DFeoSTJMyVqPYtxWsBIuWfk6oyOF0fK1zZE_aem_w3hB9VkoSlRO_M_wwL0G4g

Now living in Portsmouth with her partner, whom she met while both were sailing abroad, she is part of the specialist rigging team working on HMS Victory and the other iconic ships that are cared for by the National Museum of the Royal Navy.