Colvic Salty Dog
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Our Moody s31 before we sold her to my uncle
Our Jeanneau Tonic a few years ago
Our Colvic Salty Dog
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Our Moody s31 before we sold her to my uncle
Our Jeanneau Tonic a few years ago
Our Colvic Salty Dog
hunter_europa
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Hunter Europa
Sorry the picture is a bit big, first time posting here.
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Lakesailor
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Back to basics.
Second tenure of Serendipity.
Second tenure of Serendipity.
SlimRick
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McSalty
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Refit "completed" (sort of,.. if ever?!)
When I first signed up to this forum I had the very best intentions to share the progress of our little adventure with the community here.
5.000+ hours of hard work, often enough to late at night later, my appologies that I didn't have enough reserves left to sit down behind the computer.
So, at least one picture of the "final result" of what a few month ago was a wreck in imminent danger of sinking.
A few seatrials here in the Balearics, and then we'll be off for the Winter in the Caribbean. For anyone interested in joining us we have a very good but strictly limited offer, I'll post in a more suitable thread.
Anyway, here is "she" - who managed to pick us (not the other way around!)
(for some reason I cant post the full size picture here, so you'll have to click on the thumbnail - right click, if you intend to return to this page
)
When I first signed up to this forum I had the very best intentions to share the progress of our little adventure with the community here.
5.000+ hours of hard work, often enough to late at night later, my appologies that I didn't have enough reserves left to sit down behind the computer.
So, at least one picture of the "final result" of what a few month ago was a wreck in imminent danger of sinking.
A few seatrials here in the Balearics, and then we'll be off for the Winter in the Caribbean. For anyone interested in joining us we have a very good but strictly limited offer, I'll post in a more suitable thread.
Anyway, here is "she" - who managed to pick us (not the other way around!)
(for some reason I cant post the full size picture here, so you'll have to click on the thumbnail - right click, if you intend to return to this page
)
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armchairsailor
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McSalty - respect... I shall now put away my bib.
Icarus39
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Dawn Class 39
Our beautiful Dawn Class 39 launched in 2008 - here sailing in a 'friendly' race on the Humber in June
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Our beautiful Dawn Class 39 launched in 2008 - here sailing in a 'friendly' race on the Humber in June
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McSalty
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armchairsailor
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Bib - from drooling? Too much? Probably - blame the dribble monster that is my one-year old...
McSalty
Member
LOL! OK, thanks for the appreciation
Findhorn
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Findhorn
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And now for something different
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Fisgard Lag
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Fastnet 34
Fastnet 34. 10.2m, 1.8m fin Keel. Leaving Totnes then sailing from Fowey
Fastnet 34. 10.2m, 1.8m fin Keel. Leaving Totnes then sailing from Fowey
mrtreeboy222
Active Member
i have a friend who has a moody 44 ketch, 1979. only 18 of them built it has a large fin keel with a deep draft.we have had it up to 12 knots sailing from brighton to newhaven marina where she is berthed.
PaulJ
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Damarri
She is an Alan Pape design, 39ft, steel. The hull was built by Richards Drydock in Gt. Yarmouth and took me nearly eight years to fit out. Launched 2005, she has just cracked 38,000nms sailing the long way round to the Med. Now in Greece, will complete the lap in 2013..... maybe.
She is an Alan Pape design, 39ft, steel. The hull was built by Richards Drydock in Gt. Yarmouth and took me nearly eight years to fit out. Launched 2005, she has just cracked 38,000nms sailing the long way round to the Med. Now in Greece, will complete the lap in 2013..... maybe.
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mrtreeboy222
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duesouth68
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My Old Boat
I..This was my Old converted MFV Emsworth
2..This is my old boat now,if i can only stop the water getting in in would much more fun..Oh how the mighty have fallen
I..This was my Old converted MFV Emsworth
2..This is my old boat now,if i can only stop the water getting in in would much more fun..Oh how the mighty have fallen
sighmoon
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When I first signed up to this forum I had the very best intentions to share the progress of our little adventure with the community here.
5.000+ hours of hard work, often enough to late at night later, my appologies that I didn't have enough reserves left to sit down behind the computer.
So, at least one picture of the "final result" of what a few month ago was a wreck in imminent danger of sinking.
A few seatrials here in the Balearics, and then we'll be off for the Winter in the Caribbean. For anyone interested in joining us we have a very good but strictly limited offer, I'll post in a more suitable thread.
Anyway, here is "she" - who managed to pick us (not the other way around!)
(for some reason I cant post the full size picture here, so you'll have to click on the thumbnail - right click, if you intend to return to this page
How very beautiful.
duesouth68
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I will second that......
Terra-Loon
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"Terra Loon"
MY '81 Dehler Optima 98s at Darthaven visitors pontoon last month.