The raised decking is unusual and the deep coaming suggest that it will be fairly dry even in the steep chop that often comes up in the western Solent, which makes me wonder if it's a local boat?
Non-Random Tugs 15 C
11 hours ago
Friday, 24 October 2014
Keyhaven Local?
This interesting dinghy has been out in the moorings at Keyhaven this year, I would guess the length at between 14 to 15 feet.
The raised decking is unusual and the deep coaming suggest that it will be fairly dry even in the steep chop that often comes up in the western Solent, which makes me wonder if it's a local boat?
The raised decking is unusual and the deep coaming suggest that it will be fairly dry even in the steep chop that often comes up in the western Solent, which makes me wonder if it's a local boat?
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Hi Max, It looks like a Lymington Pram built by John Claridge who also builds the Lymington Scow.
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Nice Boat.
well spotted - good article herehttp://rlymyc.org.uk/Archive/STORY_FROM_THE_PAST_WE_ALL_MISSED_v2_0.aspx
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