E: 31/10 Cabin for two on a star clipper

lilias

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Starclippers are true clipper ships reflecting their proud heritage in very inch on their polished brass and gleaming brightwork. Win a chance to step aboard one of these unique vessels and discover a new age of sail, where the traditions of the past are happily married to the comforts of the present day.

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To enter just find out the answers to the following two questions:

Which Star Clipper ship will be positioned in Costa Rica from November 2010 for the Winter

I believe the answer is "Star Flyer"

What is the name of Heinrich Schliemann's wife?
Before setting out on his dig, Schliemann decided to divorce his current wife and marry another. He wrote to a friend in Greece asking him to locate him a Greek wife. Schliemann wrote that she needed to be young, an orphan, and most importantly a fan of Homer and the Iliad. The friend found seventeen-year-old Sophia Engastromenos. When they met, Schiemann quizzed her on her Homer and she passed. The two were married in Athens.




No mention of flights that I could find.

grole

I agree with "Star Flyer" (source)

jpwhittle

his first wife was Ekaterina Lyschin but im not sure which one they are after

abbo109

His second wife was Sophia Engastromenos

"The German was excited, but before he started digging he went to Paris for two years to study archaeology, write a book on Troy and got his Ph.D. from Rostock University in Germany. Before setting out on his dig, Schliemann decided to divorce his current wife and marry another. He wrote to a friend in Greece asking him to locate him a Greek wife. Schliemann wrote that she needed to be young, an orphan, and most importantly a fan of Homer and the Iliad. The friend found seventeen-year-old Sophia Engastromenos. When they met, Schiemann quizzed her on her Homer and she passed. The two were married in Athens. Schiemann had found his own Helen. "