Mark-1's latest activity

I found when I had a twin keeler - a bit of height helped with maintenance and access to under keel painting - unless you are short and...

Small boats: How leisure sailing began - Practical Boat Owner :love:

Ok that good he is still alive and kicking

Just FB stalked him and he *appears* to be still kicking and living his best life.

You could be right about a Halcyon 23, though slightly different to the one I knew. One thing I noticed on the OP's photos was that the...

This raises another question as to what happened to Searush as I used to like reading his posts. Anyone know

I think that happens a lot. I fear the boats don't get responsibly disposed of. :(

I don't know how much you are paying for it but I can assure you it is overpriced.

There's a guy on the Corribee FB page looking for a rudder - his dropped off. If/when you're looking to farm out components he might be...

Frank RE your message to the UKMO mentioned in post 86. As my experience in Scotland was the same as Dunedin, I sent a message a long...

I don't blame them. Disposal will cost a fortune, worth trying to "sell" before taking on that cost.

Well yeah, but I can't see how it could possibly be good value against other examples: For Sale »

If this doesn't go through insurance the OP could consider buying (or accepting donation of) another Corribee with a sound hull. Swap...

Maybe there's somewhere closer to the OP, but asking the insurers to get it trailered to these guys seems as good a way to get rid of...

Sorry to hereabout your accident. I would probably just buy another boat, more cost effective in terms of time, money. That size of boat...