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Yachting Monthly 0shares Quadriplegic cerebral palsy has never held Natasha Lambert back and with the help of her family, she has now conquered the Atlantic. Elaine Bunting discovers more about this remarkable sailor It took the crew of Blown Away 18 days, 21 hours, 39 minutes and 8 seconds to cross the Atlantic from Gran Canaria. Credit: World Cruising Club Natasha Lambert: a sip and a puff across the Atlantic Salt Whistle Bay lies behind a narrow white sand isthmus on the island of Mayreau in St Vincent and the Grenadines. Warm, briny tradewinds pipe constantly ...

Peter Stapleton, Elaine Perrin, Gordon Walsh… Queanbeyan Lions with 130 years of service between them. Photo: Belinda Strahorn WHILE it’s hard to imagine anyone dedicating a lifetime to the one charity or club, three Queanbeyan Lions Club members have notched up more than 130 years of charitable service between them. For Peter Stapleton, Elaine Perrin and Gordon Walsh it’s their way of giving back to the community they love. “It’s been marvellous,” said Perrin. “The club is our life.” Together they have been involved in hundreds of fundraising efforts for all sorts of worthy c...

Yachting Monthly 0shares Disabled sailor Natasha Lambert has become the first person to sail across the Atlantic using just sip and puff technology to control her boat. Natasha Lambert crossed the Atlantic on her Nautitech Open 46, Blown Away - the largest vessel ever converted to use sip and puff technology. Credit: Natasha Lambert Natasha Lambert, 23, has become the first person to sail across the Atlantic using just sip and puff technology to control her boat. The skipper, who has quadriplegic athetoid cerebral palsy which affects her limbs and speech, left fro...