spinreach
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Moored in St Kats, London
Show us your mobo!
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Moored in St Kats, London
MapisM
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If you insist...
Here she is with another big girl (150' CRN), though the two previous Benettis fitted more nicely with the local landscape, imho.
MapisM
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+1my favourite pic yet - lovely
Our Sealine F37.
AdeOlly
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I know those two swans very well - one of them usually tries to to eat my feet and/or the swim platform if we don't provide food and fresh water from the transom shower. We are near the end of C; looks like your photo at the start of C?
BartW
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Here she is
I'm intrigued that you have always fitted your fenders so nice,
evenly spread over the length, and exactly the same hight,
is this a coincidence or is it a addiction?
anyhow, I like that
Stoaty
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My boat comes with fireworks and dancing girls.
AndieMac
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Shh Bart he didn't want that brought to attention
besides the second fender is not quite as large as the others which upsets the symmetry. 
PowerYachtBlog
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Here in Scoglitti August 2010.
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Deleted User YDKXO
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Ha,ha. Believe me, you'll soon develop a fender obsession yourself with your new boat. Mapism's fender obsession seems to be well under control compared to some owners I've seen in the Med
AndieMac
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AndieMac
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is it just me or are others getting bored of the repetitive slagging posts which seem to be in every thread right now....I am new round here and joined to look at the positive side of the sport...why the negativity all the time
This is the best behaved forum cem, it's just sometimes a loose cannon from scuttlebutt comes over to give what they think is a broad-side into the ranks.
Someone usually has to show them the door, it's just Carlton's turn at the moment.
Ubergeekian
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If you insist...
Here she is ...
I'm a lifelong mast-and-sails chap, but that boat's gorgeous, and could easily tempt me to the Dark Side.
BartW
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Alistairr
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Currently boatless, but what the heck, thought I'd post a pic of our favourite boat that we bought brand new. 
Some great pics, keep them coming.
Cheers
Al.
Some great pics, keep them coming.
Cheers
Al.
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Deleted User YDKXO
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Yeah its bloody rude. I don't see any moboers on Scut Yer But slagging off sailboats so I don't understand why they stick their nose in here
cem
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Kipper
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Currently boatless, but what the heck, thought I'd post a pic of our favourite boat that we boat new.
Some great pics, keep them coming.
Cheers
Al.
me too sod it
http://www.ybw.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=11504&stc=1&d=1305107973
BartW
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this is our small boat "Aegir"
this is our small ship "Bleu Angel"
this is our small ship "Bleu Angel"
MapisM
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Many thanks for the appreciation.
Though actually I'm not so surprised, 'cause I'm used to hear similar comments from other boaters with the same experience as yours, rather than MoBoers.
I suppose that's because those who are used to fastish cruising speed tend to see more the disadvantages than the advantages of full displacement lifestyle...
MapisM
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ROTFL, well spotted.Shh Bart he didn't want that brought to attention
Though actually it's the first towards the bow which is different (A4 vs. A3 of the others, IIRC). Also the slightly different colour of the cover gives that away, if you look carefully.
But there's a reason for everything: a larger fender fits better where the hull begins its V shape, so that's unmistakably the one to use at the bow.
Oh, and in reply to Bart question: neither coincidence nor obsession.
Just rigorous discipline with the fender monkey(s)...
You will self-develop that PDQ, as also Mike said!
