"Sauntress" needs a new keeper . .
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Bouba
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That’s a little boat to cross the Atlantic in.........but at least it will give them time to figure out what all those lines are for
Stemar
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A lovely boat, but I've got far too much sense and far too little money and energy for a wooden boat.
Like the old joke about dogs and cats, plastic boats have owners, wooden boats have staff.
Like the old joke about dogs and cats, plastic boats have owners, wooden boats have staff.
Snowgoose-1
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Pretty.
I wonder what those ginormous spreader whatsits are all about.
I wonder what those ginormous spreader whatsits are all about.
mrming
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A sad story. Given she’s not pictured in her current condition you’ve got to imagine it’s not good. 
DownWest
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It's in the script, yard for a square sail.
Snowgoose-1
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Wow .
Thanks.
rakaaw
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JVL
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She’s a lovely boat , I knew Martin and Luis pretty well when they lived in Ortigueira Spain . I actually painted her there before they left on what Martin referred to as the last adventure. Lovely people.
John
nathanglasgow
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The asking price is stated as 'a barrell of rum'. So what's that then? £20x200 ish?
dombuckley
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A sad story. Given she’s not pictured in her current condition you’ve got to imagine it’s not good.
Taken last December, courtesy of a Facebook user. She is floating and tight, and has someone keeping an eye on her. Not good, but not hopeless either.
JVL
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I’ve recently spoken with Martin and I’m pleased to say Sauntress has found a new owner.
John