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Wow - total guess. I was becalmed off Staten Island about 25 years ago, when our skipper refused to drop the useless sails and put the motor on. So spent the best part of 2 hours drifting past Fort Wadsworth.  We mutinied and got us back to the bar in the marina on Long Island as quickly as possible at full throttle. We had not realised that the owner, who had been a Commander, still applied US Naval rules and his boat was dry, not even a can of lite beer! Good rule for racing but not for gentle cruising. 

 

I will look out something tomorrow. 

 

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Here is your next one. 

 

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Correct. Chateau La Napoule was originally built in the 14th Century by the Countess of Villneuve and then rebuilt a number of times over the years. The current castle is in external appearance the 19th Century building, from when it was being used as a glass factory. It was bought in the 1920's by the American Sculptor Henry Clews and his wife Marie, who restored the Chateau and its gardens. It is still owned by the art foundation set up by the Clews and is open to the public. There is a nice restaurant nearby: La Voile Bleue du Bistrot du Port or an extremely expense vegetarian one: L'Oasis - €100 for a plate of salad.with a few nuts and a flower on top. 

 

Here is an uncropped photo of the Chateau and surroundings, marina etc. I was sailing round Les Isles de Lerin at the time. 

 

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Nice image. You can see the beautiful surroundings in this one.

 

Ok here's a new one that should go lightning fast.

 

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I just tried something to see if it worked. If you upload any image to Google Images it will search for near identical and immediately tell you the result. I will not post the result of this search as I think that is cheating. 

 

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