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Hugo Burnham – Shipwright & Rigger
30th May 2013
Hugo Burnham worked on both the Cutty Sark (rather obviously not in 1869) and the Golden Hind, which he sailed back to England across the Atlantic. He has immensely strong hands, and a rather impressive moustache.