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Old 10-11-2012, 03:06   #16
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You are a horrible person Matilda, i always said that i would NEVER buy another wooden boat. But yours i just showed to my lady and she said "how lovely is that? Huon pine, i bet it smells so nice" Oh Oh!

Hope you are proud of her, you should be.

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Thats just the thing Coops, I spent a few years searching and procrastinating over different fibreglass production boats... When this one came along, something clicked. I never thought I would end up with timber boat!
I would have called them crazy if someone would have told me last year that's what I would have ended up with.
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Hi Matilda. I know that boat. She is built like a tank. A few years ago I went on her and had a chat to the owner at the time. She will take you safety anywhere you want to go I expect.
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The good book say's" Tho shall not covet" but it sure is hard not to covet a fine looking vessel like this !! If ya don't ever get to the Carribe, we probly won't share an anchorage, but it would sure be nice addition to the beauty of any mooring or anchorage !! Have fun folks, our cruising wont get us to OZ again !! but we look forward to your future posts !!
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Nice one Matilda... shes a beaut... and you got some awesome cruising grounds around you to play in... good on yer mate.
Just got back from sailing a boat to Port Huon and loved the area and people... Enjoy...
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I have been a closet cf stalker for a few years, whilst secretly gleaning information on choosing the right yacht fro me.
We have recently purchased a huon pine hull motor sailer
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Hi Matilda
Welcome to CF .
What a beautiful boat. There is something about a well kept timber boat (particularly in Huon Pine) that immediately tugs at your soul, isn't there!

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Lovely! I particularly like the interior, very nice indeed.
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The good book say's" Tho shall not covet" but it sure is hard not to covet a fine looking vessel like this !! If ya don't ever get to the Carribe, we probly won't share an anchorage, but it would sure be nice addition to the beauty of any mooring or anchorage !! Have fun folks, our cruising wont get us to OZ again !! but we look forward to your future posts !!

Yeh, but it only said "dont covet thy neighbours wife. It says nothing about his boat :-D So I think you can covet till the sun burns out. I covet every time I am on yachtworld! Guilty of coverting and loving it!
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