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GaryMayo · 16-07-2012, 12:59

His was Sunday Morning. Our Sugar Bee was in the first pew.

SailingwithSoul · 16-07-2012, 13:10

Great Photo! I really like the border. What type of ship is she?

GaryMayo · 16-07-2012, 13:22

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Originally Posted by SailingwithSoul

Great Photo! I really like the border. What type of ship is she?

Sugar Bee is a William Crealock design from 1975, hull number 50, Jan 1976. Clipper Marine 32 Aft Cabin Ketch. Not many still around, not many made almost 40 years ago. I am the third owner that I have been able to trace back. Owner before me was a Southern Cal banker, before that she was a dorm room for a girl going to college. I brought Sugar Bee to a small lake in Nebraska. Fun to sail or just dink with. Not everyday you see a ketch center cockpit sailboat. That was what hooked me on her.

The photo just looked a little church like, so I added in a little natures stained glass windows effect.

SailingwithSoul · 16-07-2012, 13:30

Cheers and congratulations

. I found another one online and looked through the slideshow. They look good and roomy on the inside. Definitely not everyday one sees a ketch sailing through in inland lake. She must be the biggest boat there.

Fair winds and thanks for sharing the photo.