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Jackstee · 16-02-2007, 00:46

1984 Heavenly Twins 26 Mk 111
Presently in Mallorca.
Rgds

Morgan Paul · 16-02-2007, 06:04

I have a Morgan 36T One Ton
She draws 7.5 feet.
Will keep her in Port Jefferson Harbor NY

swagman · 16-02-2007, 06:40

We've got a Hanse 461 - fast cruising sloop built 2004 from Judel & Vrolijk - huge 60 foot rig carries max 250 sq metre of sail - flies - yet 100% suited as double hander for Sue and I.
Lots of pictures in lots of places on our blog - try Swagmans Sailing Blog.
JOHN

ronbo1 · 16-02-2007, 06:59

We have a 2002 Gozzard 44B/MKII (refers to traditional interior layout/redesigned hull). She's lying in Chesapeake Bay, MD.

Connemara · 16-02-2007, 09:10

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Originally Posted by ekelunden

Hi!

S/Y Therez is our wonderful sail yacht, 41 feet. She was build in Alkmaar, Holland at 1958. More info. on our homepage: LINK DELETED BY ADMIN

*Sail On*

/Lasse

Have to say I was expecting a bit more fiberglass and a lot less flesh. The link appears to have been hijacked by a porn site.

Connemara

bmiller · 17-02-2007, 10:08

I'm still a new sailor, our current boat is a Hunter 23. Got my eye on a Seafarer 26 with a trailer and diesel power.

I sure have fun with Thualni:

**Boracay** · 17-02-2007, 14:10

Nice photo.

phoenix · 17-02-2007, 14:37

Tanzer T-29
Willsboro Bay NY summer sailing
http://www.trip.net/~snichols/phoenix/Phoenix%20T-30.JPG

Raven · 18-02-2007, 10:46

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Originally Posted by phoenix

Tanzer T-29
Willsboro Bay NY summer sailing

Hey Phoenix,

Willsboro Bay is one of my favorite daysailing destinations. I often take the kids over for a dip in the waterfall that cascades in under the railroad trestle on the west side of the bay.

If you see any of the boats below while sailing next summer, give a shout. (My boats include a 17' P&H Sirius sea kayak, a 20' Nacra 6.0na beach cat, and my live aboard home, a Pacific Seacraft Crealock 34.) I can also be regularly found aboard the Cornish pilot gigs that we build at the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum for which I work with the youth rowing programs. I run kayaking/rowing/sailing youth adventure programs on Lake Champlain during the summer. The photo of "Redwing," below, is a shot of "my kids" participating in the annual Icebreaker race on Boston Harbor in November.

pirates revenge3 · 21-02-2007, 07:37

We have a 1983 com-pac #73, which we love, loads of fun. We are on a waiting list for a deeper slip and will be moving into a bigger boat 27-30'.
Will probibly keep the com-pac also as I don't think I can part with her!

Raven · 21-02-2007, 08:13

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Originally Posted by pirates revenge3

We are on a waiting list for a deeper slip and will be moving into a bigger boat 27-30'.
Will probibly keep the com-pac also as I don't think I can part with her!

Hey Pirates,

I know what you mean. I have a hard time giving up any of the past boats I've owned (as you can see from the pictures I've posted above). Over the years, I've sold the land and the house, but not the boats!

sdcornwell · 21-02-2007, 16:08

My dad had a Young Son 35 named Mystique in TC around the '80s. Is this his boat, or did you ever meet?

Steve Cornwell

SydneyTim · 22-02-2007, 14:28

Moving on board our new boat next month a 1987 Passport 51. Double ender, centre cockpit, sailed superbly on the test sail and we certainly hope ideal for live aboard blue water cruising.