tolhurstorganic
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Sails made by Steve Hall of Northsea Sails
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Sails made by Steve Hall of Northsea Sails
Romeo
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Snap. He made the ones in the first picture in this thread.
tolhurstorganic
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Ah! so that is why they are so well set even in light airs. For classic craft Steve Hall really knows his job and they are made to last for ever! I think he only make sails for the boats he like the look of though...
acton24
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Thank you. How I wish we had never sold her - but the man who owns her now deserves all the joy after four years of graft restoring her. She is as good, or better, than the day she was launched in 1897.
Robert Wilson
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mcanderson
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These were anchored next to us on Thursday in St jean Cap Ferrat
jamie N
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These were anchored next to us on Thursday in St jean Cap Ferrat
Porn to me!
westernman
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These were anchored next to us on Thursday in St jean Cap Ferrat
Is the black boat Marigold???
http://www.marigold1892.co.uk/
dombuckley
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Yep, from left: Marigold (one of my top 10 favourites), Kenavo and Serenade.
Boat porn indeed.
Boat porn indeed.
mcanderson
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Here is another from the same day
sailorman
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JClarkes
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Here is another from the same day
Simply stunning. Great shot.
Greenheart
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Echo that...is anything more beautiful than a gaff schooner? Nothing I've seen.
jerrytug
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Marihona, Moen 1957, 12 tons, 10 yards LWL and goes like sh1t off a shovel.
westernman
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30boat
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Ok,not mine by my great granfather's
Notice the new generation anchor at the bow.
Notice the new generation anchor at the bow.
DownWest
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Wow, really nice schooner.. Any further history? Too much sail to be a grand banks, along with the nice counter?
30boat
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Sadly no.Nobody seems to know anything about the boat.My eldest uncle told me many years ago that there was a circular staircase leading belowdecks and that there were cupboards with glass doors and china on the shelves.Must have been quite something.
DownWest
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Might the guys at the Lisbon Maritime Musem have something on her? Difficult to guage the scale, but from the visible crew, she must have been +/- 100ft. Or was she not based in Portugal?
jerrytug
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Tolly, 1924, Moen and Sons, Risor, Norway. (my boat's builders) original hot-bulb motor, now a yacht.
What's the green pipe on the port quarter? I reckon the exhaust pipe, any suggestions?
What's the green pipe on the port quarter? I reckon the exhaust pipe, any suggestions?
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