underdog
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Pictures courtesy of my friend and cruising companion Allan
Boats you've owned?
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NealB
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I haven't sailed since early June LAST year ...... your pics, particularly the spinnaker reach, remind me of what I'm missing.
Your mate Allan has a good eye!
Pasarell
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Tornado catamarans x 6 or 7. Think broom heads and handles
Laser 1 (overlapped a few Tornados)
Sailboards, also overlapped
Dart 18
For kids Optimist, Mirror, Topper
Hustler 35
Dart 18
Hurley 24
Moody 33
Moody 44
Loved every one of them and remember them all well. Moody 44 is current boat and home most of the year
Laser 1 (overlapped a few Tornados)
Sailboards, also overlapped
Dart 18
For kids Optimist, Mirror, Topper
Hustler 35
Dart 18
Hurley 24
Moody 33
Moody 44
Loved every one of them and remember them all well. Moody 44 is current boat and home most of the year
Sandgrounder
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Bobbin - 9ft grp
Heron
Mirror
Fireball
505
Liverpool Bay Falcon
American 16
Sadler 32
Hanseatic 19.2
Topper
Trapper 500
Westerly 33
Heron
Mirror
Fireball
505
Liverpool Bay Falcon
American 16
Sadler 32
Hanseatic 19.2
Topper
Trapper 500
Westerly 33
Bru
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NealB
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That recently?
Ah well .......running keeps me (just about) on the sane side (well, mostly).
I hope bashing out a bit of Quo on your guitar, accompanied by a beer or two, works for you.
NealB
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Thanks!
I had to google the American 16: she'd be a perfect boat here in /burnham today.
http://yachtsboatslist.com/ybphotos...sailboat-with-2-sails-and-boat-trailer-12.jpg
Lightwave395
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I left a GP14 off my list, which I bought last year and tidied up to sail with my grandchildren this summer but we all know what happened to that so it's just sat on my drive still. I've not yet sailed it, although it can see down the Western Solent....
NealB
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Good luck to your GP!
Jamie Dundee
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Mariner 16 ‘McIver‘
17’ 2 berth Seahogog style ‘Aquila’
Atlanta 25 ‘Hawkwind’
Dufour 29 ‘Mistress of Mourne’
Big gap.......
17’ Seahawk ‘Seahawk’ (not very inspired when naming
)
Orkney Orkadian 20 ‘Isla’
Beneteau Antares 760 ‘Capella’
17’ 2 berth Seahogog style ‘Aquila’
Atlanta 25 ‘Hawkwind’
Dufour 29 ‘Mistress of Mourne’
Big gap.......
17’ Seahawk ‘Seahawk’ (not very inspired when naming
)Orkney Orkadian 20 ‘Isla’
Beneteau Antares 760 ‘Capella’
Bru
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I'm passing the time designing Lottery Boat. It keeps me amused!
Haven't picked the guitar up in months, lacking motivation on that front. Must get back to playing before the fingers seize up
NealB
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Jamie Dundee
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I’ve got 8 guitars - and no talent. Also 8 shotguns - and nowhere to shoot. When the boat comes out for the winter I’ll have a boat and no chance of sailing.
I must choose my hobbies with more care ?
NealB
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You beat me on guitars: I've only got five (including a lovely little black Martin).
It's taken a few years to admit it to myself, but I've now had to accept that its my lack of talent that holds me back, rather any inadequacies in the instruments!
No shotguns though ....... I'm way too much of a peace loving old hippy to shoot at anything, even if its inanimate!
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Bru
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Never owned a really good guitar, always either budget to mid-range or battered second hand. What the heck, you hit it and it makes a noise. Happy days 
Jamie Dundee
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My dog howls when I turn the amp up, and I don’t think she’s trying to singNever owned a really good guitar, always either budget to mid-range or battered second hand. What the heck, you hit it and it makes a noise. Happy days
NealB
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Never owned a really good guitar, always either budget to mid-range or battered second hand. What the heck, you hit it and it makes a noise. Happy days
You 'hit' your guitars?
Man ..... that's real rock 'n roll!
I'm pretty certain I wouldn't know a really good guitar if it hit me
Bru
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Well my playing style ain't exactly delicate is it?
I'm happy to give any of your potentially good guitars an extended field trial. I'll let you know if they're any good in, oh, a decade or two ...
NealB
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Well my playing style ain't exactly delicate is it?
I'm happy to give any of your potentially good guitars an extended field trial. I'll let you know if they're any good in, oh, a decade or two ...
You're very welcome to borrow them, but we might have to discuss the return period in a tad more detail.
Oh ...... and don't get your hopes up: I'm sure they're absolutely nothing special, and some are quite possibly more towards the cheap rubbish end of the geetar spectrum.
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Martyn13
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Morning,N12 clinker by Chippendale no. 1395 4 years.
Lift keel Pegasus 800 4 years
Sadler 290 no.3 16 years! from new. No plans to change.
A short list compared to some
I am looking to purchase a Sadler 290 and searching for any info and history, I believe it is hull No. 4. I found the YW write up, very impressed, I would appreciate any info or what to look for would be greatly appreciated,
Thanks