Bouba
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Bouba
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Some nicer photos
Fr J Hackett
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What happened to displaying the boat registration numbers on the stern.
Bouba
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Don’t think sailing boats need a number
DownWest
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Name and port of registration. On my case just LR for La Rochelle.
Blueboatman
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Some interesting broader curves there at the bow..
And then from the quarter it looks all Laurent Giles Virtue-esque to me…
Is it a newish build ? The relatively unusual rudder on a lightish pintle set up suggests maybe shallow draft or sommat?
Very tidy and clearly much loved and cared for.
And then from the quarter it looks all Laurent Giles Virtue-esque to me…
Is it a newish build ? The relatively unusual rudder on a lightish pintle set up suggests maybe shallow draft or sommat?
Very tidy and clearly much loved and cared for.
Bouba
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Can’t care that much...looks like they have a Delta anchor
(Please...if the owner is reading this...I am only joking and I love your beautiful yacht
)Wansworth
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Nice wide side decks
Bouba
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I always look for wide side decks because they are dog friendly. In fact we have never used our fly bridge because the ladder is too steep for a dog
Wansworth
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And they are human friendly
Bouba
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Absolutely correct...with wide side decks a human is far less likely to trip over a dogAnd they are human friendly
Wansworth
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Our dog always deports himself in the most akward busy spot
Bouba
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As is befitting a true dog...just think...with two dogs you can trip over coming and going
Wansworth
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As is befitting a true dog...just think...with two dogs you can trip over coming and going
