I've been passing this drop dead gorgeous classic, in a local yard, for a few months now. She looks like a scaled up Dragon class.
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As well as brightly varnished planking which looks as like teak, her aluminium mast is polished to a mirror finish.
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Some research on google suggests she is an 8 metre class - K36 built in 1939. She appears on the entry list of the 2007 Metre Centenary Regatta at the Royal Yacht Squadron (RYS) listing Earl of Cork & Orrery/David Glasgow as the owner.
Had a double-take.
ReplyDeleteThis is much like the Rhodes 33 in my boatyard.
From about the same time period, too.
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