- A
lugger is a
sailing vessel defined by its rig,
using the lug sail on all of its one or more masts.
Luggers were
widely used as
working craft, particularly...
-
divers on
pearl luggers operating out of Broome. Soon the ****anese
divers came to
dominate the industry. By 1910,
nearly 400
pearling luggers and more than...
-
Lugger may
refer to:
Lugger, a type of
small sailing vessel Alexander Lugger (b. 1968),
Austrian ski
mountaineer 7723
Lugger, a Mars-crossing asteroid...
- boats. It was
these larger luggers that
would carry a
replacement anchor out to a ship in the Downs. The
smaller luggers were
called "cats", able to...
- to
remove or lift the tea cosy. A
special tea cosy is the so-called tea
lugger,
which enables the hot
teapot to be
carried around easily. Tea
cosies may...
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almost completed an open boat cir****navigation of the
world in his two
Luggers Chidiock Tichborne I and
Chidiock Tichborne II. He
started the trip in...
- The name
derives from the
boats used for pearling,
known as
pearling luggers. Its
words come
primarily from the
Malay language (specifically Kupang...
-
Papers January 1974 p 76
Lovers and
Luggers in the
Internet Movie Database Lovers and
Luggers at
Australian Screen Online Lovers and
Luggers at Oz Movies...
- were used as
mother ships to the
luggers. S**** was
usually opened on the
mother vessels rather than on the
luggers, in
order to
secure any
pearls found...
- The
Affronteur class consisted of two 16-gun
luggers that
Michel Colin-Olivier laid down at
Dieppe in
August 1794 and that he
launched in 1795 for the...
