TiggerToo
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This one is surely a contender... (pic grabbed from VicS post in the plywood thread)
The prettiest dinghy
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VicS
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Thanks
Rivers & creeks
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This one is surely a contender
[/ QUOTE ] No, this is a Contender. I kept falling off mine.
This one is surely a contender
[/ QUOTE ] No, this is a Contender. I kept falling off mine.
TiggerToo
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sorry it comes no way near it... /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Twister_Ken
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Wiv all respeck to VicS, very few pram dinglies could be described as pretty. S'a bit like calling a tugboat pretty.
TiggerToo
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well I think it is pretty. I did not say beautiful, mouth waternigly excitingly erotically aestetically perfect.
I said pretty, and I stand by that. So pretty, in fact, that I am seriously tempted to get some plans and replicate her...
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I said pretty, and I stand by that. So pretty, in fact, that I am seriously tempted to get some plans and replicate her...
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VicS
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The only plans that exist, or have ever existed are in a drawer beside me!
philip_stevens
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S'a bit like calling a tugboat pretty
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So what's wrong with a tugboat??
Pretty powerful,
pretty low,
pretty heavy,
pretty deep,
what have I missed?? /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
S'a bit like calling a tugboat pretty
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So what's wrong with a tugboat??
Pretty powerful,
pretty low,
pretty heavy,
pretty deep,
what have I missed?? /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
TiggerToo
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so, not only pretty, but unique, then!
Twister_Ken
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Pretty ugly, too!
bajo
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Very nice and a touch of Class !!!
bajo
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very nice and a touch of class!!
DJE
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Are GRP entries allowed?
srp
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A Joel White design, plans published by Wooden Boat magazine some years ago. I built two about 16 years ago. About 14 years ago I met someone else anchored in Priory Bay with two he'd built - he used to tow them around behind his yacht for his children to play around in.
pollygonforty
Active Member
I agree with you tigger too ,not the Michelle Pfeiffer of the tender w0rld, but the Dawn French of the real world!
pyrojames
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Clinker?
DownWest
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The Nutshell pram, 7´7" or 9´6" Plans from www.woodenboatstore.com. I will build one for the trip out to the mooring.
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VicS
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Think you meant www.woodenboatstore.com
Always worth checking links in preview /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
The Nutshell would not have met my criteria. I cannot lift a 90lb dinghy onto the roof of a car single-handed.
Always worth checking links in preview /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
The Nutshell would not have met my criteria. I cannot lift a 90lb dinghy onto the roof of a car single-handed.
lw395
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It's much prettier than my tender, I expect it would get stolen around here!
ianthomson
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How about:
It splits in half for stowage as well.
It splits in half for stowage as well.