Falmouth & Royal Greenwich Tall Ships Regatta 2014 Arts Project with Artist in Residence John DyerLife is a beach
Once there was a boy, he worked on
a pirate ship, he hated living on a pirate ship, his name was Joe. short for Joseph. One day he refused to work. “You shall work slave or I will throw you over board,” the captain threatened. “No,” Joe answered bravely and then the captain was furious! “THROW HIM OVER BOARD!!!” the captain roared! The next thing he remembered was never found out until the Tall ships rescued him and that is the end of the story Joe’s grandson said.
By Jack Dow
I Smell vinegar
At Falmouth, people are rushing out of their
Houses to take a wonderful glints of the tall ships. The smell of fish are leading the
Way. The tall ships are gargantuan!!
The warm breeze, from the fish and chip shop. The seagulls are singing like a symphony.
The smell of vinegar is trailing round the town.
The sailors are cheering on the masts of the tall ships.
By Harry Hoggett
The Lifeboat
First they set off to sail away. The kind girl was in danger… The mean boy pushed her into the salty light blue sea.
The Lifeboat came to rescue her and to bring her back to the shore. They really enjoyed being rescued as it was fun and they played in the boats.
By Abigail Allen
The Big Boats are sailing
The dog is wailing because the big boats are sailing.
The people are cheering because the big boats are sailing.
The animals are scuttling because the big boats are sailing.
The people are cheering because the big boats are sailing.
The leaves are blowing because the big boats are sailing.
By Katie Collins