Wasn't she stunning - especially when on a run and that huge mainsail let out - I thought at first there was a white pyramid on the water. I think it was her berthed at Ocean Village, next to Leopard, on Saturday night.
Yes she is at Ocean Village. We were sailing as part of the old gaffers festival at Yarmouth and she was sailing up and down past the entrance. We managed to sail quite near and get some photos. Can`t remember the name but she is a William Fife design. Absolutely stunning.
Unfortunately when I took my phot there was a tad too much wind for all those extra bits of white stuff up the mast (mutter mutter grumble etc) /forums/images/icons/smile.gif
I had a great summer last year following the old gaffers, great bunch of people and lovely boats - perfect company. If anyone gets the chance to do the Fowey Classics and the Gaffers bit at the begining of Falmouth Week they will not be disapointed!
Fair Winds
Stephen
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...does anyone know what became of Lulworth (used to be moored in the mud at Crableck on the Hamble, next to Velsheda)? For years she was the home of - I think - the woman who owned the yard but she was taken away to be restored a few years back. I went on board a couple of times; she was very gorgeous down below.
Presumably now a rich man's plaything in the Med or W.Indies. /forums/images/icons/frown.gif
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On reflection, it's a bit unreasonable of me to moan about her being a millionaire's plaything, since presumably that's what she was to begin with. Also better than having her rotting away in the Hamble, though she did give the place a bit of character.
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