JumbleDuck
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My other half refers to modern Fairlines/Sunseekers/Princesses as the "melted trainer" school of boat design.
Ugly Yacht in our marina
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penfold
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Brown. That's a bold choice Minister, as Sir Humphrey used to say.
Easticks28
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Rarely is extreme wealth accompanied by good taste.
mjcoon
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Yes, that way you don't have to go near it and/or justify its appearance...
newtothis
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Irish Rover
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This ugly duckling is out in the bay today and now anchored. She doesn't look any less ugly under-way. I wonder was it the exorbitant marina fees that prompted her to go to anchor.
She has a very noticeable scrape on the bow just above the waterline - it looks like the anchor chain may have been dragged across the bow.
She has a very noticeable scrape on the bow just above the waterline - it looks like the anchor chain may have been dragged across the bow.
penfold
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Hawse pipes don't work very well when your boat's a funny shape; it needs a telescopic bow roller.
JumbleDuck
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That's why Fairlines, Princesses, Sunseekers and so on all look like airport executive lounges inside. It's the only design language the people who buy them know, poor dears.
Stemar
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That could explain why the interior of my boat looks like a British Rail 3rd class waiting room...
Blueboatman
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Thatch cottage then, mine . With books . Lots of books
And a better guitar too ?
And more cushions than that Fleming-esque invention
Taste , pah , what do they kno ??
