Littlesister

[Wansworth]

Explains about sailing on his motorsailer……the one in the distance

 

[fredrussell]

Well, Ich sprache kein Deutsche, but man that’s a nice boat.

 

[Neeves]

How does he keep that rope rubbing strake so clean, the boat is gorgeous.

I think Danish might be more useful - but I'm not a linguist.

J

 

[Wansworth]

I think I may have erred…the boat in the background is aFinnsailer not a LM 27

 

[Fr J Hackett]

How does he keep that rope rubbing strake so clean, the boat is gorgeous.

I think Danish might be more useful - but I'm not a linguist.

J

It looks like it's detachable and can be removed and put away after the days sailing and photo opportunity

 

[LittleSister]

What a fabulous boat!

(I mean the Spitzgatter, not the inferior LM-alike in the background!)

Beautiful lines and finishes, and I really like the clever details like the drawers, etc. in the cockpit and sliding shutters for the portlights.

I've mixed feelings about the imitation 'butterfly' hatch in the coachroof - sure, it is waterproof (as butterfly hatches rarely, if ever, are) but it seems like cheating, and you miss out on the superior ventilation options of the butterfly type. Do you think I should let that be a deal-breaker for me?

How does he keep that rope rubbing strake so clean, the boat is gorgeous.

I assume that the whole boat is kept in a sealed glass case between outings in the season, and preserved in aspic each winter.

I think Danish might be more useful - but I'm not a linguist.

Amusing that when the owner starts talking English, the sound is quickly over-dubbed with the presenter speaking Danish!