- Boat type — Carriacou boat, wooden hull
- Length — 76 feet, or approximately 23.2 meters
- Built by — to Windward, by Alwyn Enoe
- Launching — a year that Alwyn Enoe no longer remembers — a year that Alwyn Enoe no longer remembers
- Owner — Popo Corion, the only one the ship ever knew
- Name — unchanged since construction
- State — abandoned, the boat eventually rotted away
Built for Popo Corion
Phiabiana Corion is one of the largest boats built by Alwyn Enoe. At 76 feet, its hull exceeds that of the schooner Jambalaya, which measures 73 feet.
Alwyn Enoe built it for a man named Popo Corion, after whom the boat is named. Popo Corion remained its sole owner, and the boat never changed its name.
Left to decay
The boat was eventually abandoned. Left without maintenance, it rotted away, according to Alwyn Enoe. Neither the year of its construction nor the year it was abandoned is known.
A name on a plaque
Phiabiana Corion is among the twelve boats engraved on the plaque of the first Lifetime Achievement Award, presented to Alwyn Enoe in 2019 by the Carriacou Regatta Festival.
What remains to be found
The year of construction, the type of rigging, the boat's use, the location where the hull was abandoned, and the history of Popo Corion remain to be established. Any information or photographs that could complete this record are welcome.
Contact — Phiabiana Corion
No website, page, or public address is known for this boat.
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Sources
- Alwyn Enoe, information confirmed to the association in September 2026
- Plaque for the Lifetime Achievement Award presented to Alwyn Enoe in 2019
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