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Re reading Majic of the Swatchways by M Griffiths
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He played a part in those changes, of course. The moorings cluttering up the water were often for boats he designed and the increase in...
17 Aug 2024
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Small Ships Register - Check Your Listing
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Mine also, but my Part 1 certificate included the boat's call sign. It was probably already recorded when the boat was sold to me in...
16 Aug 2024
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The hardest part of an ocean voyage is setting off? ;-)
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Now and again someone actually does it. Around the late 60's a young guy in UK built a dory type sailing boat from reclaimed timber and...
16 Aug 2024
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Swede 55...a very sleek beauty
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Thunderhead has the same effect - also a Philip Rhodes design. She used to be owned by an American stock broker who had a large house...
16 Aug 2024
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And how right she is! :p Because despite all the contemporary luxuries, gadgetry, crowding and costs, the essence of having modest...
15 Aug 2024
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Re reading Majic of the Swatchways by M Griffiths
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From the Forward to "The First of the Tide" 1979. "Some forty-seven years have elapsed since my first book . . . . "Since then great...
15 Aug 2024
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He was just as engaging as a person as in his writing. I met him a couple of times when he was in his 80s and he kindly signed some of...
15 Aug 2024
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How many of us actually have MOB or locator beacons?
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I had two. One attached to boat with 30m floating line. Second attached to marker dahn buoy, and drogue again with 30m floating line...
15 Aug 2024
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Sandeman have a similar one for sale. Sadly £480K and the maintenance budget to go with it is way beyond my means . McGruer 55 Ft...
15 Aug 2024
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Can yacht masts collide on their moorings?
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Used to raft up most of the time as our berth was in a harbour along with a lot of other yachts and we got wash from passing vessels...
15 Aug 2024
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Beauty is in the eye of the beerholder, as we all know. I mean, some people think Hanses are good looking boats🤣
15 Aug 2024
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She is really very lovely - here is some info about her. McGruer 54 ft Ketch 1973
15 Aug 2024
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Boat Prices: Silly Question
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Of the six boats I have owned and sold since the mid '70's only one went for the same price as I paid, It was a 50ft decommissioned...
14 Aug 2024
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simrad tiller controller gone crazy
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No direct experience with your gear but two ideas for starting points. Have you tried physically disconnecting the tiller pilot from...
14 Aug 2024
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Boat Prices: Silly Question
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As always its a case of what can be agreed between buyer and seller. Sellers almost invariable overprice their boats (based on...
14 Aug 2024
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