BrendanS
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Re: Fly-sail?
pdf.
look for any post by shipswoofy, the link is in his tagline
pdf.
look for any post by shipswoofy, the link is in his tagline
Shady Too pic
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poter
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Re: Fly-sail?
Yes the boat is in France & in fact I purchased her there.
The 'How to post a pic' details on on Ships Woofy notice board.
here
Yes the boat is in France & in fact I purchased her there.
The 'How to post a pic' details on on Ships Woofy notice board.
here
trouville
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Re: Fly-sail?
Very nice indeed!I hope you enjoy your med crusing,where will you be going and when do you plan to leave?
Oh sorry! Thanks very much for the link!
Very nice indeed!I hope you enjoy your med crusing,where will you be going and when do you plan to leave?
Oh sorry! Thanks very much for the link!
poter
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Re: Fly-sail?
We are going out to clean & do some work on her at Easter.
She's based at Port Napoleon, on the Rhone, on the Carmargue.
Hopefully early summer will shake her down & get to the ballerics
fingers crossed.
poter
We are going out to clean & do some work on her at Easter.
She's based at Port Napoleon, on the Rhone, on the Carmargue.
Hopefully early summer will shake her down & get to the ballerics
fingers crossed.
poter
trouville
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Re: Fly-sail?
I know youll have a great time.If i can just add,for what you have in mind two good anchors (yourll only need one)It always made me feel better.
And for day to day confort the best tender you can put somewhere,ridged are by far the best and well worth the problem of finding a place for,as its very nice to anchor??? Of course it depends perhaps your going into a port by preference?
A pity i wanted to come along to Port Saint Louis, as theres and old fishing boat i wanted and some pieces from an old abandond panhard pick up,its on some waste land just along from the capitanerie on the right.
But i as well have bought a new boat( A 1946 Folkboat) and i will be spending the next year or two in the Baltic(it cooler there!)so we will be going in oposite directions!
Dont forget to post hear so that we can all follow your advertures,ill be looking in on a small wi-fi PDA Good sailing!!
I know youll have a great time.If i can just add,for what you have in mind two good anchors (yourll only need one)It always made me feel better.
And for day to day confort the best tender you can put somewhere,ridged are by far the best and well worth the problem of finding a place for,as its very nice to anchor??? Of course it depends perhaps your going into a port by preference?
A pity i wanted to come along to Port Saint Louis, as theres and old fishing boat i wanted and some pieces from an old abandond panhard pick up,its on some waste land just along from the capitanerie on the right.
But i as well have bought a new boat( A 1946 Folkboat) and i will be spending the next year or two in the Baltic(it cooler there!)so we will be going in oposite directions!
Dont forget to post hear so that we can all follow your advertures,ill be looking in on a small wi-fi PDA Good sailing!!
A1Sailor
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I've found them! A couple of them ARE pretty huge. I gather I need to scrub Poter's bottom. Has anyone seen it? How big is it?
30boat
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Congratulations
In the early eighties I sailed a brand new one(then) from the south of France to the Algarve.She went very well.
These boats are built like brickhouses and will last forever.Check the age of the rigging though.My father bought a new Arpege in 1970 and the present owner happily sails her with the original standing rigging,the reason being that the bottlescrews where locked with lengths of stainless wire inserted down a groove in the threaded bit(sorry, can't make it any clearer).The whole thing is now seized solid .He has nice new curtains however...
In the early eighties I sailed a brand new one(then) from the south of France to the Algarve.She went very well.
These boats are built like brickhouses and will last forever.Check the age of the rigging though.My father bought a new Arpege in 1970 and the present owner happily sails her with the original standing rigging,the reason being that the bottlescrews where locked with lengths of stainless wire inserted down a groove in the threaded bit(sorry, can't make it any clearer).The whole thing is now seized solid .He has nice new curtains however...
GazzaUK
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Good luck with it....I'm envious!
jfm
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Re: Shady Too pic plus Leopard
Congratulations Poter
Where is the pic taken? The mobo in the background is a Leopard Sport 23m, or rather the predecessor 21.5m I think, and there's only Leopard in UK namely TCM's and that one isn't his. So is the pic taken in France/Spain?
Congratulations Poter
Where is the pic taken? The mobo in the background is a Leopard Sport 23m, or rather the predecessor 21.5m I think, and there's only Leopard in UK namely TCM's and that one isn't his. So is the pic taken in France/Spain?
poter
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Re: Shady Too pic plus Leopard
Thanks JFM
The pic was in France - Port Napoleon.
poter
Thanks JFM
The pic was in France - Port Napoleon.
poter
