Cutty Sark

Whenever it comes to "Cutty Sark", it's hard to imagine the unique message this place wants to send to us. Is it simply a small ship of the British domestic clipper line? It plays a greater role than that, also contributes a little more ink to our human hydrographic civilization.
Specially crafted by Jock Wills, widely known as "one of the fastest boats in its class" "and the last to ship in a series of boats of its kind" . If to tell all about this haughty girl, it is impossible to ignore an interesting fact about her -- the name was inspired by the founder's name from a witch appearing in Robert Burns' anthology of poetry (The Threesomes). o' Shanter).
It's rare to see a light raft receive so much attention, that's why it's expected to become famous. Captain Wilfred Dowman once held her helm, anchored in Cornwall until his death. Then, losing the right person to help her go out to sea, the boat that once had a glorious "trophy" had to "retire" when it was decided to transfer it to the marine moving tool department dedicated to offshore practice courses.
In 2007, the igniter destroyed it, and from then on Cutty Sark was officially allowed to retire. George Moodie once praised this brave girl to the fullest, he loved her, loved the way she glided so fast that the bow barely touched the calm tide, marched with him in the wind, marching on the ocean with him, becoming his number one companion.
It's hard to imagine the scene, but young sailors once told each other not to forget her, she was the greatest ship in terms of dancing on the water! By the time it was brought to life by its lovers, Cutty Sark was no longer "just a place". Come to London, come to this foggy city to be able to meet the beautiful girl and listen to her stories, friends.