Picture of my boat.

[burgundyben]

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<hr width=100% size=1>Sod the Healey - I think I'll buy an E-Type.

 

[EME]

It's been said before but what an absolutely brilliant piece of work. Would make anyone proud.

One question though , Which part of the structure are you holding on to with your left hand , is it going somewhere?

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[jfm]

Fab piece of work. Yes, I said Fab, just the one syllable, tcm. Howdya get such a good pic? Someone on one of the Solent ferries?

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[lanason]

I'll never forget the view of your "arriving" to help in the solent on the Mercury weekend.
What a sight - amazing boat both at speed and stopped.

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[Dave_Snelson]

What a classic looking boat - she's lovely!

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[burgundyben]

Hanging onto the steering wheel or winding madly to avoid hitting red funnel ferry the photographer was on. Got 18 mins of video too, hit the wake of the ferry and all you can see is spray and the ensign, when we clear the spray you can see me and the ginger prince (my crew) stand up from behind the screen.

<hr width=100% size=1>Sod the Healey - I think I'll buy an E-Type.

 

[Deleted User YDKXO]

She's a beaut. Congratulations

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[jhr]

Great pic and a lovely boat, beautifully restored.

When I was a kid I had photos of Faireys on my bedroom wall. How sad is that?!

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[tcm]

Hmm, but it's not original is it? I mean, if it was original, you would have to dismantle it all and turn it back it some planks of wood, and then somehow nail them all back together to make a tree (plus a large roll of fablon)

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