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Sunday, 29 July 2018

Ghosting

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Varnished folk boat very gently ghosting up the river with the tide, the sea breeze has just about run out. Not a bad way to spend a su...
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Monday, 23 July 2018

Classic lug

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While out at Hill Head I spotted this delightful traditional dinghy, looks about 14 feet and with a nicely sloping transom. The rig looks to...
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Friday, 20 July 2018

New Safety Boat

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Cadets gather at Hamble river Sailing Club to name the new safety boat Humph.. The purchase of the boat was help by Liz Jowett a founder of ...
Monday, 16 July 2018

Number 23

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Spotted in Lymington, I've always like the classic T-bucket hot rods from the 60's and from the looks of it this is a model T based ...
Friday, 13 July 2018

Scouts at Hill Head

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Joseph joined the Sea Scouts at Hill Head Sailing Club for an evening sail, for many it was their first time on the water, for Joseph it was...
Monday, 9 July 2018

Gilkicker

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We've sailed around it but until the weekend we've never visited Gilkicker Point on land, which is slightly ridiculous as it's o...
Saturday, 7 July 2018

Nimrod

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I've written about  the Westerly Nimrod before and it was nice to see this one close up parked in Lymington recently. The roll top...
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Bursledon, Hampshire, United Kingdom
We live close to Bursledon Bridge on the Hamble River. This is about boats, wildlife and people in the upper reaches of the Hamble, but mostly about old boats and things nautical.
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