Mary Lou, my 1998 Jeanneau 45.2 bought in November 2005.
Photo September 2008
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07-03-10, 14:50 #281
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Working on immortality - One day at a time.
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07-03-10, 22:47 #282
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I've posted on this thread before but couldn't resist adding this beauty taken by that dreadful Webcraft.
http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y21.../silkiebig.jpg
Clickable.
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10-03-10, 15:29 #283
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The first picture is what I lust after in my heart (the Aberdeen Line clipper SALAMIS. sister to the THERMOPYLAE, and in my humble opinion the most beautiful ship ever...) and the second two are of my faithful friend and companion for the past 26 years ... at least I can singlehand her!
Last edited by Minn; 09-10-12 at 16:36.
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16-03-10, 07:53 #284
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Interesting to see a 'Soling' main sail on your boat. What gave you the idea?
Originally Posted by graham
Coronado 25 Built in Spain 1973If you're passing say Hi. It's probably Schnapps o'clock.
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21-03-10, 09:26 #285
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Gina
Gina....a Newbridge Virgo Voyager
LSGCM & Dolphins.
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23-03-10, 12:00 #286
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My 28' Honeybee. New to me last season and undergoing work.
Last edited by pmagowan; 11-04-10 at 10:55.
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30-03-10, 16:31 #287
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http://www.ybw.com/forums/attachment...1&d=1269962889
Everitt YCA 30 Built 1979. Mine since 6 years and still upgrading her.Hope this finally works.A ship is safe in the harbour but that's not what ships are built for...
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04-04-10, 10:08 #288
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Brize
Some people say the Mirror Offshore is ugly, some say she's like a fat bottomed girl, I like a fat bottomed girl
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11-04-10, 15:51 #289
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Location : Me: Castle Douglas, SW Scotland. Boats: Kirkcudbright, Loch Ken, Port Bannatyne
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Duckling is a Hunter 490. 16' LOA, lifting keel, designed by Oliver Lee, based on Loch Ken. Owned by my father since 1991, came to me when he retired from sailing in 2008.
Jumblie is a Victoria 26. 26' LOA, long keel, designed by Chuck Paine. Once owned by Colin Jarman of Sailing Today, I bought her in November 2009.
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21-04-10, 07:40 #290
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my colvic countess 28
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