A quick chat with the owner revealed that it's just been through a restoration. Unfortunately I'd left my camera aboard Matilda Emilie so this was the only shot I managed to get, looks like it rows along very nicely.
Friday, 17 May 2013
Norwegian Pram
If you walk around the RAF Yacht Club dinghy compound you will see the usual mix of tenders, inflatables, polypropylene dinghies and more than a few grp boats ranging from brand new to nearly derelict. So it was nice to see this Norwegian Pram (or should it be Praam) being launched down the slip way.
A quick chat with the owner revealed that it's just been through a restoration. Unfortunately I'd left my camera aboard Matilda Emilie so this was the only shot I managed to get, looks like it rows along very nicely.
A quick chat with the owner revealed that it's just been through a restoration. Unfortunately I'd left my camera aboard Matilda Emilie so this was the only shot I managed to get, looks like it rows along very nicely.
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Very nice. When did the pra'am or praam dinghy become a pram, I wonder?
ReplyDeletethat's a nice looking little boat!
ReplyDeleteGood point Momist - but Pram seems to be in general use for a transom stem dinghy
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