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Old 16-06-2008, 04:49   #1
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This monster wandered into the local marina yesterday.



It took up the entire end pier. The unpainted aluminum finish, although practical, looks fugly. I think we need a new category for Multi-hull power boats!
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Old 16-06-2008, 16:54   #2
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Another distinguised guest to our lil' part of the world. Bluenose II approaching Prescott ON, Monday June 16, 2008
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Cool! She's so sleak looking, like a knife.

I didn't know you were from Prescott, my dad's wife (my step-mother) is from there and they just got back to the city from there for Father's Day. That area is definitley a jewel in Lake O's crown.
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Bluenose II

She's like one of the ole' gal's cruising around here.
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Old 29-06-2008, 03:14   #5
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Here's a 1/4 scale replica of the Bluenose II. Her name is Tradition II.

Built in Chester NS in 1975 it's a fine example of wooden boatbuilding craftmanship.

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I like the lines on bluenose but that power tri in the first pic looks like it should be doing escort duty for the navy squids
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I watched Bluenose sail on San Francisco Bay. What a beautiful sight, and a top notch crew dropping sail..........
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This monster wandered into the local marina yesterday.



It took up the entire end pier. The unpainted aluminum finish, although practical, looks fugly. I think we need a new category for Multi-hull power boats!
That's Dyad, she's a regular in the Bahamas in the winter.
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If you want pretty yachts here's one.
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That's Dyad, she's a regular in the Bahamas in the winter.
Man, that's even uglier than the Nordhavn 47.
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