VicS
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With the yard under new management we think this one will be broken up pretty soon
Restoration project anyone ?
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Twister_Ken
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Might be worth saving that traffic cone. Looks like the most valuable part.
TopDonkey
New member
Surely all it needs is just a lick of paint and it will be good as new 
Baggywrinkle
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I think it has already passed away peacefully in its sleep - all part of the great circle of life.
Phoenix of Hamble
Active member
What a shame. She looks like she was once a very pretty girl.
stav
Member
She will be fine the missing lower planks must have saved her...
stevebirch2002
New member
Looks like Payne's ?
Steve B
Steve B
30boat
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Those planks are really short.Looks like it was built out of offcuts .Wait until Winter and it'll keep the woodburning stove happy.
Cspirit
Active member
That boat was there when I had my first sailing cruiser in 1979 - Paynes Yard. Doesn't appear to have deteriorated much in the past 30 plus years........
Davy_S
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You are quite right, it has been cold for a couple of days, so I have been busy making one of those underwater viewing scopes out of a traffic cone, I put perspex in the bottom, sprayed the cone Blue and jobs a goodun, buggered if I am going to pay nearly 40 squid for one!
flaming
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With the yard under new management we think this one will be broken up pretty soon
I've chartered worse.