WindShipped | Documentary
Synopsis
A 52-foot steel-hulled schooner named Apollonia sails the Hudson River, offering a carbon-neutral alternative to traditional freight shipping.
Synopsis
Captain Sam Merrett stands aboard the 52-foot schooner Apollonia as it prepares to sail down the Hudson River. This venture aims to provide carbon-neutral shipping options. The crew faces obstacles in modern sail freight, including time management and communication with shipping partners. Carrying a cargo of corn and pillows, the Apollonia sets out to demonstrate the viability of sustainable transportation in a fossil fuel-dependent industry. The project seeks to foster community connections and innovative solutions.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See how Apollonia challenges traditional shipping methods.
- Find out what cargo is being transported to New York City.
- Meet the crew dedicated to carbon-neutral transportation.
Did You Know
- The Apollonia is 52 feet on deck and 65 feet overall.
- The crew plans to sail to New York City for the first time after five years of preparation.
- The cargo includes items like corn from Stone House Grain and pillows.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the length of the Apollonia schooner?
The Apollonia is 52 feet on deck and 65 feet overall.
What type of services does Apollonia provide?
Apollonia provides sail freight services as a carbon-neutral alternative to commercial trucking.
What cargo was Apollonia carrying on its first trip to New York City?
On its first trip to New York City, Apollonia was carrying cargo that included corn from Stone House Grain and pillows.
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