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**minaret** · 05-06-2012, 21:39

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Originally Posted by Adelie

Seriously though, it looks like a trawler that somebody stuck some masts on.
I am curious about ballasting.

I can find out who makes it if you like. It's on the brokerage dock and appears to be a new boat. It also appears to be in commission though so I don't know, maybe it's recently bought. They often hang around the brokerage dock awhile. I've never seen one before and don't know anything about it. Never seen a motorsailor quite like it, usually when they are that "trawlery" (is that a word?) the rig is much smaller. She must have some keel and ballast to handle that boom furling rig. I do like the center cockpit/portugeuse bridge arrangement.

Adelie · 05-06-2012, 21:43

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Originally Posted by minaret

I can find out who makes it if you like. It's on the brokerage dock and appears to be a new boat. It also appears to be in commission though so I don't know, maybe it's recently bought. They often hang around the brokerage dock awhile. I've never seen one before and don't know anything about it. Never seen a motorsailor quite like it, usually when they are that "trawlery" (is that a word?) the rig is much smaller. She must have some keel and ballast to handle that boom furling rig. I do like the center cockpit/portugeuse bridge arrangement.

Sure. Thanks.

**Cheechako** · 06-06-2012, 09:59

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Originally Posted by cpa

Now that is a pretty boat. Is that the Able Apogee Scoots next door?

I just checked Yacht world and it is. If I had those two boats in my marina, I would never get anything done, I would just sit and stare.

View Boat Photos - YachtWorld.com

What a beautiful boat! Need a few more furlers on the bow though! :>)

**foolishsailor** · 06-06-2012, 10:57

Love the schooner but then again I love anything aluminium...

I like the fact that it has no booms and also a mast track that looks like it allows you to move the tack of the furlers around the base of the mast to optimize flow?

donpjr · 06-06-2012, 11:41

The motor sailer is a Nordhavn 56? I think

**David M** · 06-06-2012, 11:44

That can't be Seattle, it's not raining.

**barnakiel** · 06-06-2012, 14:48

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Originally Posted by Cheechako

What a beautiful boat! Need a few more furlers on the bow though! :>)

Beauty indeed!

Dig this?

Lee Marine - 2004 - Bougainvillea 62 - 750000 USD

Love,
b.

**Blue Stocking** · 06-06-2012, 16:18

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Originally Posted by minaret

How about some Murray Peterson schooner pics? This is the Nevada Faye. She was a family project built by Ben Harry, of Lake Union Boat Repair, and his father and uncle. She was formerly owned by a friend, recently purchased by a German pair who are going to take her to Europe. They are in the midst of refitting.

Small world

Silverheels, ex Coaster II, Murrays own schooner, was in our yard a few months back. We refastened the rudder gudgeons for the French couple owners who were taking her to Saint-Martin for shipment to France.

**minaret** · 10-06-2012, 00:45

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Originally Posted by Adelie

Sure. Thanks.

Yup, Nordhavn 56 MS. From the manufacterer-

Another piece of good news relates to the sailing performance of the MS56. We had our second sea trial of hull #1 over the weekend. With engine off and propeller feathered, she attained 8.5 knots while beam reaching in a fresh breeze. I can already imagine a glorious passage to Hawaii from Dana Point doing 200-mile days under sail alone in the wonderful steady trade winds.

Trust Nordy to come up with such a thing!

**minaret** · 10-06-2012, 00:48

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Originally Posted by David M

That can't be Seattle, it's not raining.

You must have been here before! No point in taking boat porn pics in the rain though, that would be depressing...

**minaret** · 10-06-2012, 00:49

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Originally Posted by foolishsailor

Love the schooner but then again I love anything aluminium...

I like the fact that it has no booms and also a mast track that looks like it allows you to move the tack of the furlers around the base of the mast to optimize flow?

I think the track you are seeing is actually a pinrail. I'll have to get some closer pics, it's an interesting rig.

**minaret** · 10-06-2012, 00:55

Here's a shot of the Maris Pearl tooling by. She's a converted ex-Navy tug,operated as a SF Bay harbor tug named the Sea Fox for many years. A regular participant in the local tug boat races ( a sight which has to be seen to be believed). That hull has seen a lot of action! There sure are a lot of different ways to cruise...

**vientoman** · 10-06-2012, 01:07

I'ld like to see how far that boat sticks down under the water, at least 10 ft is my guess. One consolation is that if your draft is over 3 or 4 ft. you have to stay in deep water or the channels and you don't really get to be there once you've arrived. I'll race that 80 footer through the bahamas any day.

F-44SC cat.

**delmarrey** · 10-06-2012, 08:53

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Originally Posted by minaret

Here's a shot of the Maris Pearl tooling by. She's a converted ex-Navy tug,operated as a SF Bay harbor tug named the Sea Fox for many years. A regular participant in the local tug boat races ( a sight which has to be seen to be believed). That hull has seen a lot of action! There sure are a lot of different ways to cruise...

Isn't that up in Roache Harbor? Think I've putted my dinghy by it a few times.

**minaret** · 12-06-2012, 19:21

I'll have to get some better pics of this boat too, she's a real classic beauty. Another motorsailor, but from a different era. Gotta love those woodies, I believe this one's a Monk. Most boats don't photograph well from the waterline, she's pretty amazing in the flesh...