Supine
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Damn you, I have now started looking at boats for sale
The ocean going tug in this story was bought from HMRC auction by some Portland locals, and my good mate Dave, who has the relevant qualifications / experience, has been employed to deliver it here from Aberdeen and when he gets it here I'm gonna go have a look around on board "UK’s Biggest Ever Drug Bust"
That's a very pretty boat, what is she?Supine
Shona is for sale ... but she's in Whitehaven, Cumbria and very well-liked locally.
TiG - Shona par StoneRoad2013, on ipernity
Hiding in plain sight - i like itThe ocean going tug in this story was bought from HMRC auction by some Portland locals, and my good mate Dave, who has the relevant qualifications / experience, has been employed to deliver it here from Aberdeen and when he gets it here I'm gonna go have a look around on board "UK’s Biggest Ever Drug Bust"
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An Yngling?I sailed dinghies a bit as a teenager and recently sailed again for the first time in about 10 years - but in a keel boat rather than a simple dinghy. I really loved it - so much more relaxed than a dinghy that tips over if you come about a bit too sharply. It was some weird German type I haven't been able to track down since. Does anyone know any good small keel boats and where to hire them near London?
I sailed dinghies a bit as a teenager and recently sailed again for the first time in about 10 years - but in a keel boat rather than a simple dinghy. I really loved it - so much more relaxed than a dinghy that tips over if you come about a bit too sharply. It was some weird German type I haven't been able to track down since. Does anyone know any good small keel boats and where to hire them near London?
Could you get to Weymouth?I don't have any info on boats. But (was gonna say am in a similar boat) I'm also thinking about sailing dinghies again. I did it quite a bit as a teenager and now moving to the south coast I reckon I'll have another go. And a small keel boat sounds fun.
Be interested to hear any tips on getting out in small boats near southampton.
Thanks, it looks like there are a few of them around. Though maybe designed for racing? I have no urge to race, more kind of pootle around.An Yngling?
There are lots of race series for them but tbh most keelboat sailing is club / race orientated in the UK. No reason why you shouldn't pootle away to your heart's content thoughThanks, it looks like there are a few of them around. Though maybe designed for racing? I have no urge to race, more kind of pootle around.
Absolutely beautiful boat, great to see her still in use and well cared forinfo ref Shona ...
SHONA | The Albert Strange Association and Shona | The Albert Strange Association
The Jim McTear mentioned died late last year (November, I think) ...
I'll try for more details (I may see the current owner in a few days)
Could you get to Weymouth?
My boat is at the marina thereYeah. I was there last week, getting a new westuit from Othree. Portland, actually, like you tag line!
Supine
Shona is for sale ... but she's in Whitehaven, Cumbria and very well-liked locally.
TiG - Shona par StoneRoad2013, on ipernity
My boat is at the marina there
After 24,000 miles non stop around the world the Vendee Globe race is nearly over (for two of them, that is). Alex Thomson chasing down Armel Le Cleac'h on the last tack into Les Sables D'Olonne.
News - One tack holds key to Vendée Globe glory - Vendée Globe 2016-2017
Disgraceful lack of coverage in UK press
Yeah that thing is fucking hideous. "Sailing yacht"? like fuck is it