How about we get some updated pics of everyone's pride and joy? Either sailing, parked up in an anchorage, on the dock/trailer, or even on the hard (it is winter after all) .
It can be either your own boat or the boat you sail on most regularly.
Post as little, or as much, detail as you like. I get a kick out of looking at all boats from dinghy's to cruisers, let alone gauging an idea of who has what. Lots of pics? Even better!
I'll kick it off...
Fusion is a Pogo 12.50, just celebrated her third birthday. This was taken heading offshore to the NW Fairways beacon off Caloundra. It was a close reach out to the mark, and we had the one ingredient needed to guarantee a happy Shaggy....wind. I'm the tubby one on the wheel. 
Anybody got pics they're keen to share?
Only fitting another Fusion should follow yours. I do see you go past my berth now and then.
Scrubby
Sitting off fraser island
Crews idea of getting ready for rough weather
Sad day,she went into storage 8 months ago. Will be back in two weeks
Select to expand quoteoldboyracer said..
Sitting off fraser island
Crews idea of getting ready for rough weather
Sad day,she went into storage 8 months ago. Will be back in two weeks
Pretty boat. Very nice.
1985 Sonata 6 . Spent more than initial cost in last six months topsides ,cabin next.
Daughter offered free parking for boat and misses whilst I solo once a week or work on it provided not more than around 20 feet.
Damn lively with a 24% b/d for a 75 yr. old fart ,loving it.
Don't have enough pictures of mine sailing. This is 2016. Currawong 30.
This is this morning when I was out there mucking about in beautiful winter weather.
I'm a bit lacking in photos. My wife tends to do the photography. Here is one with thanks to FreeRadical.
I also have a short video from last years trip. I will try and add it here.
Hi all
Aqua-Fae is a Sailmaster 845
Not that flash but a good honest boat
Regards Don
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Van de Stadt Forna 37ft...not many around in Australia!
Lovely boat mate, i'll have to keep an eye out for her.
Lots of lovely boats in this thread!
Donk, your boat's not just honest, but very nice.
My boat from when she was launched...
I won't show a new photo, she's looking too sad... 
Here goes, so race weekends I drive one of these. (We are second from the left btw)
My Carter 33 Passage on the mooring. Needs a little TLC to get her back up to scratch. 
I think this is the only photo of the boat. I've got gigs of pics from the boat and a few in transit on the trailer but that's all. This is last Thursday evening. Just launched at Portsmith and underway to Marlin Marina to overnight and meet the family. They took the pic. Next day we left and spent the weekend at Fitzroy Island. Magic, best sail ever.
Boats a Seaway 25 TSer.
Select to expand quoteDonk107 said..
Hi all
Aqua-Fae is a Sailmaster 845
Not that flash but a good honest boat
Regards Don
Don, this is pretty funny, the Kiwi say of whitecaps "there are sheep in the paddock" and in your picture there actually is!
Select to expand quoteCharriot said..
T / S Aquarius 23 , mostly sitting on the trailer, 99% singlehanded
Wow, she's in beautiful condition considering her age!
Why is it every pic I have has a crew member that looks like their straddling an electric fence??
Helen sending it downwind.....
Gotta love furling sails. Furl in the gennaker, headsail out for a short work upwind, then simply sheet the kite back out then off we go again....
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T / S Aquarius 23 , mostly sitting on the trailer, 99% singlehanded
Very tidy Charriot and I would say near perfect for your cruising area. Nice one. 
