That's the one sir. Many thanks.
And it’s on the same pontoon as me in Sutton Harbour. A proper little ship.
looks a recipe for that
Hi! Yes, it was us in Jennycliff.
Nordhavns are not top heavy, some of them just look as though they might be. They are all category A and one N40 did a circumnavigation in the long-lost days when such voyages were possible. Theoretically our boat will right itself from any heel angle, like a lifeboat, if all the portholes and hatches are shut. An N52 has been recorded as recovering from a 69.1 degrees heel. Round keel full displacement boats are always prone to rolling at anchor, so we have a flopper stopper, but have only used it 3 times. Under way we don't roll because we have very effective stabilisers. When it comes to a winter berth we are wimps and always try to hide behind a lock. Our current berth in Sutton Harbour is just perfect. I hang a weight on a string in the wheelhouse and sit at home watching the online camera while storms rage, and the pendulum scarcely moves.
Our boat, Coracle, was originally named Annie M. The first owner traded her in for an N47, then upgraded to the N60 which is now for sale. All his boats have the same name.
Hello...I am looking for Nordhavn 40 or 43...if you know someone want to sell please contact me..kemalyurteri@hotmail.com
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