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English: The yawl Lady Harvey on Loch Goil, Scotland

Lady Harvey was the 44-foot Dover fishing lugger, built in 1867, which belonged to pioneering yachting writer Frank Cowper.

Cowper circumnavigated Great Britain in Lady Harvey and described these voyages in his most famous work, the five-volume Sailing Tours.
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Image taken from page 8 of Jack-all-Alone: His Cruises by Frank Cowper

Image originally scanned by The British Library and published to their Flickr account
Author Frank Cowper
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Camera location56° 08′ N, 4° 54′ W Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

This is a restored version of the image File:Lugger Lady Harvey.jpg. Initially I planned to upload at that page as a new version, but COM:OVERWRITE said not to (see "restoration" on that page).

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