This is a view looking West up the river Tyne. it shows the Millennium Bridge, Tyne Bridge, The Baltic Arts Centre as well as The Castle All Saints Church and St Nicholas’s Cathedral along the skyline. The photo is of the Ketch James Cook just before taking part in the Tall Ships Race in 2013. The Ketch was built under the Youth Opportunity Scheme at Hebburn Tyne and Wear. Launched in 1987, James Cook is named after Captain James Cook, one of the greatest sailors, explorers and navigators ever to sail the seas. This Class D, Bm Ketch is registered in the UK with a homeport in Newcastle. With a yellow steel hull measuring 20.95 metres and a tonnage of 53.69, this vessel has the accolade of having circumnavigated the globe under sail. James Cook has a sail number of TS K612 and can carry 6 permanent crew and 12 trainees.Prices and Sizes A4-Mounted- high quality 280gsm photo paper £25.00 A3 Vinyl mounted on 3mm Formax board £35.00 A2 Vinyl mounted on 3mm Formax board £55.00Other sizes on request
