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That is different. A lot of people admire the sort of boat shown in the OP's pic with detachable brainsI looked at a 36 ft grp boat with detachable legs.
That is different. A lot of people admire the sort of boat shown in the OP's pic with detachable brainsI looked at a 36 ft grp boat with detachable legs.
You may not need to detach your brain to admire a yacht, but you do to buy one - and not just a project ?That is different. A lot of people admire the sort of boat shown in the OP's pic with detachable brains
Come to think of it I dare not not re attach since buying mineYou may not need to detach your brain to admire a yacht, but you do to buy one - and not just a project ?
Dire Straits looks like a Westerly GK 24.
I am sure that she would be transformed if a power washer was let loose on her.
Similarly with her neighbour - she looks like she might be a Vivacity 24 (?) - or perhaps an Atlas - but I am intrigued by what appears to be a solid dodger over the companionway?
I cycled past again today, almost all the other boats in the canal just inside the lock look in much better condition. Heres a few more pics of scruff cornerThe boat to stb doesn't look in much better condition.
That's why I park mine on the inside of the club pontoons.One of my (female) crew invented a game one day, as we motored up the Hamble. You have to spot boat names that would be better used for a stripper than a boat. Tbh it’s quite an amusing game when you start to read boat names aloud and the crew have to decide If they agree... one point for the majority agreeing and two for unanimous.
e.g. ‘midnight star‘ tends to get 2 points.
How about this one:
It was apparently bought afloat, and the owner is seriously intending to repair it.
A quick search reveals this unfortunate incident last year PressReader.com - Digital Newspaper & Magazine Subscriptions
The boat looked okay then, I wonder how it ended up in this sorry state.