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In this interview Rolly talks to us about his beloved Siska yachts.
In the next video Rolly talks about why he built the museum.
Rolly’s Australian Sailing Museum is located 22 Ormsby Terrace in Mandurah
Western Australia and is open daily, 9am — 5pm.
Phone: +61 8 9534 7256
Fax: +61 8 9534 7326
E-mail: contactus@australiansailingmuseum.com.au
Rolly tells us why and when he started his collection of America’s Cup memorabilia in this interview.
In the next interview Rolly will tell which of his 5 Siska’s was his favourite.
Rolly’s Australian Sailing Museum is located 22 Ormsby Terrace in Mandurah
Western Australia and is open daily, 9am — 5pm.
Phone: +61 8 9534 7256
Fax: +61 8 9534 7326
E-mail: contactus@australiansailingmuseum.com.au
In this interview Rolly talks about how he got into sail making on the verandah of his mothers house in Vic Park when he was just a boy.
In the next interview Rolly will talk about the beginnings of his America’s Cup collection.
Rolly’s Australian Sailing Museum is located 22 Ormsby Terrace in Mandurah
Western Australia and is open daily, 9am -- 5pm.
Phone: +61 8 9534 7256
Fax: +61 8 9534 7326
E-mail: contactus@australiansailingmuseum.com.au
Welcome to Rolly’s Blog, we have a series of interviews that were recorded with Rolly just after Christmas 2009, we would like to share with everyone through this blog. We asked Rolly a series of questions about his sailing and professional career and will post them on this blog on a regular basis. In this first video Rolly talks about his early sailing experiences growing up in Perth and also sailing in Mandurah.
If you have any questions you’d like to ask Rolly about this interview please post them here and Rolly will endeavour to answer them. In the meantime visit the Australian Sailing Museum and see this amazing collection for yourself.
In the next video Rolly will tell us why he went into the sail making industry.
