dylanwinter
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dig this chaps
car toppable cruising cat anyone
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lenseman
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Morning Dylan
I think the police might have something to say about that. Judging by the compression of the suspension at the wheel arches, it looks heavily overloaded?
I think the police might have something to say about that. Judging by the compression of the suspension at the wheel arches, it looks heavily overloaded?
dylanwinter
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escort estate
I am sure that the escort could take it
no probs
never know if these pix have been set up just for the camera
good though innit
Morning Dylan
I think the police might have something to say about that. Judging by the compression of the suspension at the wheel arches, it looks heavily overloaded?
I am sure that the escort could take it
no probs
never know if these pix have been set up just for the camera
good though innit
fergie_mac66
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dylanwinter
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long cut to the humber
depends on the weather....
but I could get there by going in through boston and going there by the back door
depends when wells decides to let me go
for the anal amongst you who will in some bizarre way feel cheated should I fail to actually circumnavigate the UK by salt water I do intend to get back to the wash to do some spring filming of the migratory birds in 2012 so even if I go to the humber via the canal system this autumn then I shall still do the sea passage from the wash to the humber at least twice
Dylan
depends on the weather....
but I could get there by going in through boston and going there by the back door
depends when wells decides to let me go
for the anal amongst you who will in some bizarre way feel cheated should I fail to actually circumnavigate the UK by salt water I do intend to get back to the wash to do some spring filming of the migratory birds in 2012 so even if I go to the humber via the canal system this autumn then I shall still do the sea passage from the wash to the humber at least twice
Dylan
Salty John
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I had one of those once. It wallowed around horribly and was unstable at any speed.
I don't know anything about the boat, though.
ColdFusion
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I recall reading the builder/owner's website a few years ago. Makes you think anything is possible! http://turtleislands.net/tmc/default.html
truscott
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This was a fascinating voyage. Well worth the read. Built in Canada, drove the boat down to Mexico on the old banger in the photo (which he sold for a $1 or something once he was there). Sailed down the Pacific Coast, then up to a lake in Nicaragua, down the river to the Caribbean, a side jaunt to Cuba, before ending up in the US.
The whole read is at the link posted earlier, and the build info is here; http://ideaintegrator.com/boats/
Cheers, PT.
The whole read is at the link posted earlier, and the build info is here; http://ideaintegrator.com/boats/
Cheers, PT.
Lakesailor
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That may be an old banger to you mate. To me it represents freedom, style and classic looks.
Oh, sorry, wrong thread.
Oh, sorry, wrong thread.
Slow_boat
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I like the blog. Ugly but cheap and practical boat with an interesting rig.
That is my kind of guy. And he has great taste in shirts.
That is my kind of guy. And he has great taste in shirts.
